The Antifascists 2017
"A war is being fought on the streets of Europe. The aim is on fascism."
Emil Ramos's *The Antifascists (2017)* plunges viewers into the volatile frontlines of modern Europe, where shadowy conflicts rage between militant antifascists and rising far-right extremists.
Director: Emil Ramos
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Antifascists (2017) about?
This documentary follows antifascist activists as they confront violent far-right groups across Europe, from knife attacks in Malmö to the electoral surge of Greece's Golden Dawn. It's a gripping, real-time account of resistance, ideology, and the high stakes of modern political conflict.
Who directed The Antifascists?
Emil Ramos directed this powerful documentary, bringing a filmmaker's eye to urgent social and political themes.
Who stars in The Antifascists?
Key voices include activists and journalists Kajsa Ekis Ekman, Showan Shattak, and Athena Farrokhzad, alongside Joel Bjurströmer Almgren and Lisa Bjurwald.
Is The Antifascists (2017) worth watching?
For viewers drawn to politically charged documentaries, *The Antifascists* offers a gripping, timely exploration of grassroots resistance. Its unflinching portrayal of modern extremism makes it both compelling and thought-provoking, despite its niche focus.
How long is The Antifascists?
The documentary runs for 74 minutes.
About The Antifascists (2017) — A raw look at Europe's antifascist resistance movement
Emil Ramos's *The Antifascists (2017)* plunges viewers into the volatile frontlines of modern Europe, where shadowy conflicts rage between militant antifascists and rising far-right extremists. Through gripping firsthand accounts and raw footage, this 74-minute documentary exposes the escalating street battles, political upheavals, and personal stories behind the struggle against fascism in Sweden, Greece, and beyond.
With contributions from activists like Showan Shattak and journalists Kajsa Ekis Ekman, the film crafts a tense, urgent atmosphere that blends investigative reporting with visceral on-the-ground encounters. The Antifascists (2017) doesn't just document history—it captures a movement in motion, where every confrontation carries the weight of ideology and survival.