839 FILMS FROM THE WORKERS' MOVEMENT IN 63 COUNTRIES.

On 6 March 2025, the workers of Charité Facility Management (CFM) in Berlin, as well as the public hospitals Charité and Vivantes, went on strike.

Doctor explains what the Bonaparte hospital means for the patients, and how the worksforce reacts to the dismissals.

In Buenos Aires, colleagues and patients are fighting against the closure of their hospital.

Film about a strike in Russia, 1912. The workers have no union, but they are organized, and have a printing machine.

Famous documentary film about a strike and the misery of miners in the region of Borinage, an industrial area in Belgium that used to be one of the most important coal mining areas in Europe.

A classic strike movie from 1950's USA. Workers of the Empire Zinc mine in Hanover, New Mexico have been on strike for a long while. After an injunction to bar them from picketing, the women assume this task. It is the beginning of their emancipation from the role of an oppressed housewife with no rights. A film way ahead of its time, which is still up-to-date.

A documentary by Chris Marker and Mario Marret about a strike in the Rhodiacéta factory in Besançon in 1967.

On 6 March 2025, the workers of Charité Facility Management (CFM) in Berlin, as well as the public hospitals Charité and Vivantes, went on strike.

In the summer of 2022, all NWR university hospitals went on strike. The strike lasted 11 weeks.

Kalle Kunkel (of the German trade union ver.di) talks about the economization of the healthcare system in Germany since the 1980's and its consequences for the employees.

Interview, January 2024

Event with ex-GKN workers and the german climate movement on 4 march, 2023

That Came From The Bottom Up

Collective Paths Out Of The Climate Crisis

Collective Paths Out Of The Climate Crisis

Esteban Servat calls for international collaboration in order to make repsol pay for the latest oil spill in Peru.

Simon Pirani, author of "Burning Up - A Global History Of Fossil Fuel Consumption" talks about the contradiction between our interest as society and the interests of states and companies.

Sina Reisch explains, what Ende Gelände is all about.

We asked Philipp Bihouix if he thinks that there can be a Green Capitalism?

The logistics workers' movement in Italiy

Interview with Silvia Federici

A documentary by Chris Marker and Mario Marret about a strike in the Rhodiacéta factory in Besançon in 1967.

Faridabad/Inda, June 2009 - In a backyard in a so-called industrial village in the industrial city of Faridabad (1,5 million inhabitants) south of Delhi, workers produce parts for TATA and Maruti-Suzuki.

Film about a successful 17-day factory occupation at Ceramica Cleopatra in Suez.

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Documentary film about the working conditions at Amazon

Juni 2007, Kundgebung im Rahmen der Proteste gegen den G-8 Gipfel in Heiligendamm

In the last few years, the workers' situation in the retail sector has dramatically worsened. While the workload is approaching the limits of what is physically bearable, the gap between wages and living costs is constantly growing. All the while company profits constantly increase: between 2000 and 2006 they have risen by 64.3%. When at the end of 2006 employers wanted to cut late and night-time bonuses, to many employees this was the straw that broke the camel's back: the longest and toughest wage dispute in the German retail sector began.