Patrick is a worker in a large oil refinery in South Africa. His harmonious family and stable income make him less concerned about the so-called racial movement, because he has always liked to live a peaceful life. Too many complaints. And many other workers in the refinery have to constantly struggle with the "noble" white people who still chant "racial inequality, segregation" under various pressures. Suddenly one day, an attempted fire factory incident occurred, which soon became the fuse of this "black and white confrontation". The state machine, which has always been controlled by white people, immediately sent white police detective Nick Voss to investigate the arson. Although Patrick did not participate in the worker's resistance movement that day, due to a public holiday, the stubborn policeman Nick extended his tentacles to Patrick's home, and even his family members were brought to the police station for interrogation. Seeing that the family members who were fooled by the "white ghosts" were powerless to resist, in order to protect his loved ones from suffering, Patrick was forced to admit his special identity related to the terrorist organization. It is because of this injustice that Patrick began a real terrorist career and confronted Nick in the operation to blow up the oil refinery again
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Catch a Fire movie plot
2022-04-11 08:01
Extended Reading
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Allene 2022-04-13 09:01:07
When power is being abused, why does no one realize that officials force the people to rebel? Maybe they understand, but what can they do? The reality is already like this.
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Wilfrid 2022-04-13 09:01:07
Under the spirit of not being free or dying, many people abandoned his noble head and shed blood that could warm the earth. But this way of pursuing freedom in the film can only be called terrorism. Only genuine forgiveness can truly give a person the freedom they want. The title of the film can be understood as "holding the throat of anger" and such a work must be the God who prayed for all people on the cross.
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Obadi: Are you ready to die!
Rebels: Yes, commander!
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Patrick Chamusso: My children, when they speak if their father, they will say he was a man who stood up for what was right, a man who said he must do something now. What will your children say about you?