The Revolutionary (1970)
Disillusioned by the ineffectiveness of his student protest group, "A" seeks a more impactful approach to activism. Influenced by seasoned leftist Despard, he is drawn into a labor strike that spirals into chaos and violence. When the authorities target him as the scapegoat for the unrest, "A" finds himself teaming up with the radical Leonard, who plans to retaliate against those imprisoned during the protests. As tensions rise, "A" grapples with the consequences of his choices in a world where ideals clash with harsh realities.
