书籍与电影

书籍与电影

帮助我们理解集体行动的书籍与电影。

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  1. Bastard Boy

    2007 Raymond Quint Australia

    The story of a major conflict between the workers, united in the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA), entrepreneurs, and the government. The film presents four "truths" in this "war," from four different perspectives: union leader Greg Combet, lawyer Josh Bornstein, docker Sean McSwain, and the managing director of the company "Patrick Stevedores" Chris…

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  2. 24 Days in Brooks

    2007 Dana Inkster Canada

    In a decade, tiny Brooks, Alberta has been transformed from a socially conservative, primarily Caucasian town to one of the most diverse places in Canada. Hijabs have become commonplace, downtown bars feature calypso and residents speak 90 different languages.

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  3. Miss F / Signorina Effe

    2007 Wilma Labate Italy

    Emma Martano, born into a working-class family of southern origins transplanted to Turin , is employed at FIAT in the IT sector.

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  4. El astillero (Disculpen las molestias) / The Shipyard (Sorry for the Inconvenience)

    2007 Alex Zapico Spain

    This is the story of the workers at a small shipyard in northern Spain who, for years, have been forced to take to the streets to defend their jobs. It is another chapter—perhaps one of the last—in the fight against the industrial dismantling of a region, Asturias, which has been in constant restructuring.

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  5. Made in L.A.

    2007 Almudena Carracedo USA

    The 70-minute film tells the story of a three-year struggle of three Latina workers who challenged their employer—a trendy clothing retailer in Los Angeles, Forever 21.

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  6. Mother Jones: America’s Most Dangerous Woman

    2007 Rosemary Feurer, Laura Vazquez USA

    https://laborfilms.com/2012/04/20/mother-jones-americas-most-dangerous-woman-2007/

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  7. The Return of Osvaldo Bayer / La vuelta de Osvaldo Bayer

    2006 Eduardo Anguita Argentina

    The film is dedicated to the veteran of the civil movement, O. Bayer, and his 40-year-long efforts to restore the truth about the events related to the Patagonian Tragedy of 1921-1922.

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  8. Von der Klassensolidarität zur humanitären Hilfe: Die Flüchtlingspolitik der politischen Linken 1930–1950

    2006 Björn E Lupp Germany

    The 1930s and 1940s were a momentous period for the Swiss labor movement. At the beginning of this era, the two wings of the labor movement—the Communists on the one hand and the Social Democrats and the trade unions close to them on the other—stood in sharp opposition to bourgeois Switzerland and its political system.

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  9. The Gama Strike - A Victory For All Workers

    2006 Emma Bowel, Kevin McLoughlin Ireland

    In 2005 Turkish workers at the Gama company in Ireland went on strike over the non-payment of wages. With the active assistance of the Socialist Party, they won.

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  10. Strike - the Hero of Gdańsk / Strajk – Die Heldin von Danzig

    2006 Volker Schlöndorff Poland, Germany

    The film portrays the labor movement in Poland over a roughly twenty-year period, from the unrest of the 1960s to the open uprising of the 1980s, led by Lech Wałęsa. The character of Agnieszka Kowalska is based on a real historical figure, Anna Walentynowicz, who, alongside Wałęsa, was one of the founders of the free trade union movement.

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  11. Maquilapolis

    2006 Vicky Funari, Sergio De La Torre USA

    The exploitation & struggles of Mexican maquila workers in Tijuana.

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  12. Rising from the Rails: The Story of the Pullman Porter

    2006 Brad Osborne USA
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  13. Walkout

    2006 Edward James Olmos USA

    Walkout is a 2006 HBO film based on a true story of the 1968 East L.A. walkouts.

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  14. 코끼리 / The Elephant

    2005 김재영 East Asia

    The book Elephant explores the hidden realities of labor, migration, and inequality in contemporary Korean society through deeply human stories. Its title story follows a mixed-heritage boy born to undocumented migrant workers, exposing how globalization produces invisible people who exist outside legal and social protection.

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  15. The Last Cry of Madness / Des Wahnsinns letzter Schrei

    2005 Tanja von Dahlern; Britta Schneider Germany

    In 2005, German companies were making record profits while unemployment was rising and unemployed people were increasingly pressured. The film examines how these realities coexist, including forced one-euro work and life below the poverty line under the Hartz IV reform.

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  16. The Workerists. Autobiographies of the “Bad Teachers” / Gli operaisti. Autobiografie dei cattivi maestri

    2005 Guido Borio, Francesca Pozzi, Gigi Roggero (editors) Italy Labor history / Marxism / Italian workerism

    First-person autobiographical interviews trace Italian workerism from Quaderni rossi through the student and workers’ struggles of 1968–1969, new political and union organizations, and later international movements. Edited by Guido Borio, Francesca Pozzi and Gigi Roggero, the collection explores its participants’ ideas, political practices and methods of…

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  17. 邮政解雇的故事 / 郵政クビ切り物語

    2005 佐佐木有美;松原明(采访、构成) 日本 纪录片;邮政工人;工会;私有化

    邮政工人因参加工会斗争而被解雇,后来又被工会抛弃,却坚持抗争了25年。影片揭示邮政私有化背后的强制调岗、过劳死、夜班以及非正式雇佣的增加。 2005年,日本,68分钟。制作:Video Press。

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  18. Trade Unionism and Politics / Sendikacılık ve Siyaset

    2005 Alpaslan Işıklı Middle East
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  19. The Heart of the Earth / El corazón de la tierra

    2005 Antonio Cuadri Spain

    Spain, at the end of the 19th century. A powerful English company obtains a concession to exploit the Riotinto mines in Huelva for 30 years.

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  20. Twenty Years Is Nothing / Veinte años no es nada

    2005 Joaquim Jordà Spain

    The experience of workers’ self-management at the Numax factory, in the late seventies, was captured in a documentary that the workers themselves decided should be made, and which they commissioned Joaquim Jordà to direct at the moment when the factory was about to close. It was titled “Numax Presents…” (1980).

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  21. North Country

    2005 Niki Caro USA

    After her marriage falls apart, Josie Aimes returns to her hometown in Northern Minnesota in search of work. She has two children, and to support them, she is forced to take a job at a mine where nearly all the local men, including her father, work.

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  22. Fasinpat

    2004 Danièle Incalcaterra Argentina

    Zanón was a ceramics factory in Argentina's Neuquén Province that went bankrupt after its owner laid off half the workers during the 1999-2002 crisis. When it closed in 2001, former employees took control and reopened it as FaSinPat (Fábrica sin patrones - Factory Without Bosses), becoming one of Argentina's worker-run factories.

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  23. Entreatos

    2004 João Moreira Salles Brasil

    In 2002, the Brazilian director João Moreira Salles followed with his crew the candidate Luís Inácio Lula da Silva in his campaign for President of Brazil. The collection of footages in meetings, debates, hotels, airplanes and other places with his political allies and friends and acquaintances have been edited in an interesting documentary about the…

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  24. PEÕES / Pawns

    2004 Eduardo Coutinho Brasil

    The documentary delves into the search for ABC region metallurgists from São Paulo who participated in the largest strikes of the 20th century. The movement changed the face of Brazilian trade unionism, provided the basis for the creation of the Workers Party (PT) and made emerge the figure of leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

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  25. The Take

    2004 Avi Lewis Canada, Argentina

    It tells the story of workers in Buenos Aires, Argentina who reclaim control of a closed Forja auto plant. By doing this, they embodied the anarcho-syndicalist model.

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  26. Tejedores de la revolución: Los trabajadores de Yarur y la vía chilena al socialismo / Weavers of Revolution: The Yarur Workers and Chile's Road to Socialism

    2004 Peter Winn Chile

    Weavers of Revolution vividly captures the spirit of Allende’s government through the experiences and voices of the workers at the Yarur textile factory, whose actions helped set Chile on its road to socialism. Yarur was the first factory occupied by its workers after Allende’s election and Chile’s first modern cotton textile mill.

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  27. Rebel Frontier

    2004 Desmond Bell Finland, UK, Irland

    Of all the immigrant groups that arrived in the United States a century ago, the Finns and the Irish were among the most restless. Both groups moved westward in search of a better life.

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  28. Murdered Coca-Cola Unionists in Colombia / Ermordete Coca-Cola-Gewerkschafter

    2004 Bärbel Schönafinger Germany Documentary

    Every year, trade unionists are murdered in Colombia. Corporations such as Coca-Cola and Nestlé play an important role in this.

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  29. History of Trade Unionism in Turkey / Türkiye Sendikacılık Tarihi

    2004 Kemal Sülker Middle East
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  30. Waging a Living

    2004 Roger Weisberg USA

    Waging a Living is a 2004 documentary film that addresses the issue of the American dream and whether or not hard work will invariably improve your condition. Examining the lives of four Americans in California and the Northeast who work full-time jobs but are still having trouble making ends meet

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