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The Plant chronicles the history of the Sedin plant, which was established in 1911 in Krasnodar, then part of the Russian Empire. The film focuses on the ongoing struggles of the plant's workers as they engage in rallies, pickets, and strikes to advocate for their rights. Through firsthand accounts and powerful imagery, the documentary captures the determination of the workforce in a changing socio-economic landscape.
The documentary presents a detailed look at the Sedin plant's history and the workers' fight for a better future. It emphasizes the collective actions taken by the workers to secure their livelihoods, illustrating the socio-economic challenges they face. The tagline, 'Who if not we? Nobody except us!' encapsulates the spirit of the workforce's struggle.
Why Watch
- •See the Sedin plant's history since 1911.
- •Meet the workers fighting for their rights.
- •Find out about rallies and strikes at the plant.
Did You Know
•The Sedin plant was established in 1911 in Krasnodar.
•The documentary has a runtime of 22 minutes.
•The film is directed by Samsonov Konstantin.
Perfect For
Labor rights activismRussian industrial historyDocumentary enthusiasts