Goran Dević's documentary could be termed an investigative art film, benefitting from a strong activist approach and revealing the human cost of government corruption and contempt for the ordinary worker.  Following a Croatian rolling stock company, the film observes a decade-long story of union members fighting to protect their jobs and for the right of a decent living in the face of unbridled capitalism. The main protagonist is syndicate leader Željko, and the film beings in 2012, after his deputy commits suicide. A great number of workers, including Željko, are laid off, and they are looking for strategies that will give them the best advantage in negotiating with the state, after the 120-year-old factory is on the verge of bankruptcy. Dević’s film talks about labour and abuse, trade unionists and incompetent administrators, dignity and obedience, and traces the universal story of workers' rights, corruption and governments' contempt for ordinary people that has been unfolding for an entire decade. (Carmen Lascoiu)