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Warsaw, Poland at the end of the 1970's. The workers' revolt, violently repressed by the authorities mobilises a group of individuals who create KOR, or Workers' Defence Committee.
Heir to the communist regime opposition movement since the end of the second world war and supported by figures rising up against social injustices since the 1920’s, KOR is comprised of committed people, with simple yet efficient methods, unusual ethics, the will to shatter the state information monopoly and to establish an independent workers’ organisation.
In 1980, KOR’s activities lead to the birth of Solidarnosc, the country’s first independent Union.
By offering an insight into KOR’s actions and words with three of its protagonists, the film recounts the story of one of the ends to Communism in Europe.{{'DUREE' | translate}}: 55'
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Grudzinska Joanna
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Benoit Dervaux
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Jarostaw Bajdowski
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Yannick Leroy
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Philippe Baudhuin
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Caméra Obscura
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RTBF - WP
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2010 : Projection en interne à la Confédération des syndicats chrétiens de Belgique
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2010 : Projection organisée par le "Center for European Studies - Harvard University"
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01 April 2010 : Projection unique au Cinéma "Le Parc", en présence de la réalisatrice Joanna Grudzinska
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