Film Lens
In 'About Fire', two former members of La Bande à Fasel meet with three young activists from Mormont ZAD, XR Rébellion, and various anti-racist organizations in a Swiss forest. They gather around a fire to discuss the nature of revolt, looking at its historical and contemporary forms. This setting fosters an intimate exchange of ideas, connecting past and present activism in Switzerland.
The film presents a candid dialogue about the evolution of resistance movements and the ongoing fight against systemic injustices. The discussions reveal the motivations and challenges faced by activists today, making it a relevant exploration of activism in a modern context.
Why Watch
- •Meet activists from Mormont ZAD and XR Rébellion.
- •Find out about La Bande à Fasel's history.
- •See discussions on modern activism in Switzerland.
Did You Know
•The film features two former members of La Bande à Fasel.
•Three young activists from Mormont ZAD, XR Rébellion, and anti-racist groups participate.
•The documentary is set in a Swiss forest.
•The film has a runtime of 80 minutes.
Perfect For
Anti-capitalist movementsActivism discussionsSocial justice advocacy