The Blockade

The Blockade offers a unique perspective on the massive student protest that began in April 2009 at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb. The film chronicles the 34-day blockade of classes, highlighting the excitement of organizing meetings and the emotional toll as exhaustion set in. It captures the evolution of support from faculty members and the challenges faced in reaching government officials.

As the rebellion spread to over 20 faculties across Croatia, students became an active political force, showcasing their determination and resilience. The documentary presents a comprehensive view of this pivotal moment in student activism, illustrating that the blockade extended beyond mere physical actions and carried significant political implications.

Collectors of documentary films will find The Blockade valuable, particularly for its focus on social movements and education issues. Available in both blu-ray and DVD formats, this film provides a compelling addition to any documentary collection.