Film Lens
The documentary focuses on antifascist militants in Sweden and Greece who confront the rise of fascism. A significant event in the film is the 2013 attack by armed members of the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn on a peaceful demonstration in Stockholm, which resulted in injuries to several participants. The narrative centers around activist Showan Shattak from Malmö, who becomes a victim of a brutal knife attack by Nazis, leading to his coma.
Through interviews with key figures, the film examines the motivations of antifascists and the political climate in Europe as far-right extremism gains traction. The documentary presents a stark view of the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the stakes involved in the fight against fascism and the personal costs faced by those involved in anti-Nazi resistance.
Why Watch
- •Meet activist Showan Shattak and hear his story.
- •See the 2013 Golden Dawn attack in Stockholm.
- •Follow antifascists confronting far-right extremism.
Did You Know
•In 2013, members of Golden Dawn attacked a demonstration in Stockholm.
•Showan Shattak was attacked and left in a coma due to a Nazi assault.
•The film features activists from both Sweden and Greece.
•The documentary has a runtime of 74 minutes.
Perfect For
Political activismFascism studiesEuropean history