The Revolutionary

The Revolutionary follows a disenchanted student protester, referred to as "A," who becomes increasingly frustrated with his group's ineffectiveness. Influenced by the seasoned organizer Despard, he turns to more extreme actions, joining a violent labor strike. As events unfold, "A" finds himself entangled with a terrorist named Leonard, who seeks to retaliate against the authorities for their crackdown on the protest.

This film touches on significant issues such as socialism, counter-culture movements, and labor rights during a transformative period in American history. Its depiction of student protests and the struggle for change resonates with contemporary discussions about activism and social justice. Collectors may find value in its portrayal of these themes and the performances of its notable cast, including Jon Voight and Robert Duvall.