資本主義舊同學 Stara škola kapitalizma (2009)

Name: 資本主義舊同學 Stara škola kapitalizma
Genre: 剧情, 动作, 纪录片
Duration: 2 h 2 min
Cast: Lazar Stojanovic Lazar Stojanovic

导演: Zelimir Zilnik
编剧: 热利米尔·日利尼克
类型: 剧情 / 动作 / 纪录片
制片国家/地区: 塞尔维亚
语言: Serbian / 英语
上映日期: 2009
片长: 122 分钟
又名: The Old School of Capitalism
IMDb: tt1603487

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　　The Old School of Capitalism is rooted in the first wave of workers revolts to hit Serbia since the advent of capitalism. Desperate workers bulldoze through factory gates and are devastated to discover the site looted by the bosses. Eccentrically escalating confrontations, including a melee with workers in football shoulder-pads and helmets and boss and his security force in bu... (展开全部) 　　The Old School of Capitalism is rooted in the first wave of workers revolts to hit Serbia since the advent of capitalism. Desperate workers bulldoze through factory gates and are devastated to discover the site looted by the bosses. Eccentrically escalating confrontations, including a melee with workers in football shoulder-pads and helmets and boss and his security force in bulletproof vests, prove fruitless. Committed young anarchists offer solidarity, take the bosses hostage. A Russian tycoon, a Wall Street trader and US VP Biden’s visit to Belgrade unexpectedly complicate events that lead toward a final shock. Along the way, the film produces an increasingly complex and yet unfailingly lively account of present-day, in fact, up-to-the-minute struggles under the misery-inducing effects of both local and global capital.
　　From the director's website: link
　　Serbia, 2009, 122 min, dv + hdv
　　written and directed by: Želimir Žilnik
　　camera: Miodrag Milošević
　　edited by: Vuk Vukmirović
　　producer: Sarita Matijevic
　　In a playful, often hilarious mixture of documentary and fiction, the film maker Zelimir Zilnik traces sanctifying capitalism, sold to the Serbians after the disappearance of state socialism as the great new god. As a background for his story, Zilnik uses a number of strikes that took place in Belgrade in recent years and introduces us to several people involved who are allowed to 'play' themselves. That leads to explosive situations. Employees dressed in American football kits come to settle up with their employers with gangs of heavies in bullet-proof vests. But the factories have already been emptied.
　　From: Programme notes, International Film Festival Rotterdam 2010
　　In the film a group of Belgrade anarchists from the group ASI-MUR play themselves. On 3 September 2009, six members of the ASI-MUR, including IWA General Secretary Ratibor Trivunac, were arrested on suspicion of international terrorism, a charge which was heavily disputed by the international and other anarchist groups.
　　Statement of Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative on Arrests of their Members