White Lions

This film tells the story of Oki, an unemployed factory worker and union leader, as he and his fellow workers confront their dire circumstances after being unpaid for six years. They decide to take a stand by laying down the driveway in front of their factory. The narrative also follows Oki's son, Gruja, who is a struggling movie director attempting to make ends meet by filming weddings and funerals while aiming to create his first feature film.

Supporting characters include Gruja's girlfriend, an unemployed opera singer who resorts to singing opera arias from house to house in her quest for financial stability. The film paints a picture of a community grappling with unemployment and the loss of their factories, highlighting themes of resilience and the fight for a better life. White Lions showcases a blend of comedy within a serious narrative backdrop, making it a notable entry in the genre that addresses real societal issues.