Longwave

Longwave centers on Julie Dujonc-Renens, a young feminist journalist, and Joseph-Marie Cauvin, a leading reporter for Swiss radio. Their assignment in Portugal, meant to investigate Switzerland’s aid to impoverished countries, turns chaotic as a workers' revolution erupts. The tension during their bus journey, especially with a soon-to-retire sound engineer named Bob, adds depth to their characters and the unfolding narrative.

The film showcases the challenges faced by journalists when confronting unexpected political upheaval. As the protagonists grapple with the consequences of their findings and the revolution, they are forced to question their roles and responsibilities. This comedic take on serious themes offers insight into the complexities of reporting and the impact of foreign aid during a tumultuous period in Portugal's history.