ReMine, the last working class movement
Director Marcos M. Merino
Countries Spain
Duration 101 min
Synopsis
Spain suffers the worst economic crisis in the last seventy years. Citizens are paralized by sadness and fear, everyone except a group of workers that have resisted change during decades. More than four thousand miners go on an indefinite strike against the historic cuts imposed by country's government. Daily protest begin: dozens of roadblocks, stay-downs, pitched battles in pit villages, rallies, demonstrations, “The Black March on Madrid” (five hundred kilometers walking). But nothing is as it used to be, nor even the surviving representatives of the last working class movement.
Spain suffers the worst economic crisis in the last seventy years. Citizens are paralized by sadness and fear, everyone except a group of workers that have resisted change during decades. More than four thousand miners go on an indefinite strike against the historic cuts imposed by country's government. Daily protest begin: dozens of roadblocks, stay-downs, pitched battles in pit villages, rallies, demonstrations, “The Black March on Madrid” (five hundred kilometers walking). But nothing is as it used to be, nor even the surviving representatives of the last working class movement.