The Blockade

About This Movie

The Blockade offers a fascinating window into the heart of a grassroots movement. Shot during the fervent protests in Zagreb, it captures the raw energy and passion of students rallying against the commercialization of education. The pacing is both urgent and contemplative, allowing viewers to absorb the complexities of their struggle. It’s not just a series of talking heads; the atmosphere is charged, almost electric, as you see the solidarity and determination among the protesters. The film leans heavily into themes of resistance and the fight for accessible education, making it a poignant statement on societal values. No big-name director here, but it's the authenticity and urgency that truly stand out.

Intriguing perspective on student activism · Captures the essence of grassroots movements · A look into the socio-political climate of 2009 Zagreb