Hněv

Set against the backdrop of a Miners Day celebration in September 1977, Hněv reflects on the past ten years through the perspective of Hepnar, an older miner. As he reminisces, the story unfolds around a critical meeting where Barvír, a representative of the ministry, announces looming reductions in coal mining due to depleted resources.

The announcement sparks protests from the mine's boss and miners, who are deeply concerned about their livelihoods. This tension highlights the clash between governmental decisions and the realities faced by the mining community. The film captures a pivotal moment in the miners' fight for their industry and their way of life, portraying the emotional weight of economic shifts in a post-communist society.