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Terrorists: The Kids They Sentenced (2003) Plot Summary Explained
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- 2003 · 85 mins · Swedish
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- Lukas Moodysson, Stefan Jarl
The feature-length documentary offers an in‑depth look at the recent anti‑globalization protests in Gothenburg, Sweden, and investigates the alleged police misconduct that accompanied them. Through extensive footage and analysis, it examines the clash between activists and authorities, legal fallout and broader social implications of the demonstrations.
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