For Marx…

A 2012 Russian social drama film directed by Svetlana Baskova. The plot revolves around a group of workers at a metallurgical plant who face deteriorating working conditions and wage cuts. In response, they decide to form an independent trade union to protect their rights and interests. The main character, Sergey (Sergey Pakhomov), becomes the leader of this movement, trying to unite his colleagues and resist pressure from the plant's management. Throughout their struggle, the workers encounter betrayal, internal conflicts, and repression from the authorities. The film addresses themes of class struggle, solidarity, and human dignity, highlighting the complexities and dangers faced by those attempting to defend their rights in modern society. The film received recognition at international film festivals, including participation in the 2013 Berlin International Film Festival and winning the "Event of the Year" nomination at the "White Elephant" festival. It was also nominated for the main prize at "Kinotavr" in 2012 and for the "Nika" award for Best Supporting Actor for Vladimir Epifantsev.