Life Is Ours

"Life Is Ours" (1936) is a documentary propaganda film that showcases the contributions of France's working class and intellectuals against the capitalist elite. Directed by Jean Renoir, the film features real-life footage from newsreels, combined with new sketches about peasants, workers, and intellectuals. The movie highlights the power of the "200 families" who dominated France at the time, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of ordinary people in the face of oppression.