The Take

In The Take, thirty unemployed ceramics workers in suburban Buenos Aires occupy their idle factory in a bold act of defiance. Their goal is to restart the factory machines and reclaim their livelihoods. This documentary sheds light on the intersection of worker empowerment and the broader political landscape, making a strong statement about democracy and opposition to systemic issues.

The film runs for 87 minutes and delves into the struggles faced by these workers as they confront corporate greed and the global economic system. With a tagline of "Occupy. Resist. Produce.", The Take challenges viewers to reconsider the implications of globalization and the importance of shop-floor democracy. It captures a pivotal moment in the fight for workers' rights and the struggle to reclaim economic autonomy.