Radnicka klasa ide u pakao (2023)
Release Year: 2023
Nation: Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia
Alternative Title: Working Class Goes to Hell, Töölisklass läheb põrgusse, Labour Day
Director: Mladen Djordjevic, Mladen Đorđević
Writer: Mladen Djordjevic, Mladen Đorđević
Production & Genre
Producer: Producer: Mladen Đorđević, Milan Stojanović
Co_Producer: Neda Milanova, Ivica Vidanović, Ankica Jurić Tilić, Nevena Savić, Ivan Marinović, Martichka Bozhilova, Anamaria Antoci, Maria Drandaki
Companies: Adriatic Western, Agitprop, Banda, Cinnamon Films, Corona Film, ERT, Homemade Films, Kinorama, SENSE Production, Tangaj Production
Budget: N/A
Awards & Similar
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Story
In 'Radnicka klasa ide u pakao' (2023), a once-thriving factory that employed the entire town and surrounding villages is abruptly closed due to a suspicious privatization process, coinciding with a tragic fire that claims the lives of several workers. The surviving employees, grieving their losses and disillusioned by the corrupt sale of the factory and the lack of support from authorities and even their beloved church, resort to protests but find little response or change. Turning to the supernatural for solace and answers, they attempt to navigate a world where the boundaries between reality and the occult begin to blur.
Summary
'Radnicka klasa ide u pakao', a collaborative European film directed by Mladen Djordjevic and Mladen Đorđević in 2023, is a haunting exploration of working-class despair, corruption, and redemption. Set against the backdrop of a once-thriving factory town devastated by its closure due to questionable privatization practices, the film weaves together elements of drama and horror to capture the desperate plight of the workers left behind. Struggling with grief, disillusionment, and abandonment from both worldly authorities and spiritual institutions, these characters find themselves drawn to supernatural forces in search of justice and dignity. The film's powerful themes resonate beyond its regional setting, offering a universal commentary on societal neglect and human resilience amidst despair.