Volta Redonda – Memorial Da Greve

This documentary presents the events surrounding a major strike by workers at the National Steel Company in Volta Redonda, Brazil, in 1988. It captures the rising strength of the labor movement during the late 1970s, illustrating the tensions between workers advocating for their rights and the military intervention that led to violence. Three young workers lost their lives during the repression, highlighting the severe consequences of the conflict.

As a part of the documentary genre, this film is significant for those interested in labor history and social movements. It provides a firsthand account of the struggles faced by workers and the impact of government actions on civil rights. This film can serve as an important historical record for collectors focusing on sociopolitical documentaries from this era.