Invisible Left (2005)

In the lead-up to Uruguay's first-ever left-wing government in 2004, a film crew interviews young voters to understand their perspectives on politics, activism, left-wing parties, and civic engagement. Against a backdrop of contemporary global economic hardship and political turmoil, the documentary explores how modern political activism diverges from historical precedents like the 1968 movement and the idealism of the 1970s, showcasing emerging forms of political thought.