La Marche - Chroniques des Marches européennes contre le chômage, la précarité et les exclusions

Spring 1997. Dozens of groups of unemployed people are marching through Europe to attend the Amsterdam summit. In Liverpool, Linda has lost all hopes of finding a job and Russel is tearing up all the ads of "craps jobs". Carole, an unemployed girl from Marseille, will leave with the marchers from Bosnia and then meet the workers from Renaul Villevorde. In Paris, some homeless want to squat an empty building. In Spain, Farid and Jean-Marie two unemployed from Nord-Pas-de-Calais, are shooting their own walking diary, like some other dozens of "walking film-makers" (except Robert Kramer) who have been using a camera for the first time in their life. In an unemployment ridden Europe, this March poses many key questions for the society, through the actions and the testimonies of men and women who have nothing left lo lose except their freedom of speech, their pride and their humour.