1 review
Working Class Heroes, directed by third time director Milos Pusic goes right into the modern debate around the misuse of illegal workers.
A group of illegal construction workers are hired in and is left without money and basic rights, trying their best to fight their bosses by all the means they have left.
Their bosses are building a huge hoax of a buildng project with the intention to con money from a EU development fund.
But things are not going according to plans.
As they are approaching the deadline, what was once a simple construction job becomes a fight for life and death.
The film is taking a punch again modern day society, where the the only thing that matters are money.
Well played and executed, but don't expect to be uplifted by this film, which have been a festival film, among others at the 72nd Berlinale.
A group of illegal construction workers are hired in and is left without money and basic rights, trying their best to fight their bosses by all the means they have left.
Their bosses are building a huge hoax of a buildng project with the intention to con money from a EU development fund.
But things are not going according to plans.
As they are approaching the deadline, what was once a simple construction job becomes a fight for life and death.
The film is taking a punch again modern day society, where the the only thing that matters are money.
Well played and executed, but don't expect to be uplifted by this film, which have been a festival film, among others at the 72nd Berlinale.