They Say I’m a Communist
Year: 1951
Runtime: 120 mins
Language: Spanish
Director: Alejandro Galindo
A desperate worker facing an economic crisis and rising living costs is unwittingly used as propaganda by a left‑leaning political party that persuades him to join its ranks to defend the working class. As he becomes involved, he discovers manipulative rhetoric and collusion among union leaders, who maintain the status quo and profit from mafia‑style practices.
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