Workers in a factory in pre-revolutionary Russia go on strike and are met by violent suppression.

'Strike' showcases revolutionary filmmaking with universally praised cinematography, editing techniques, and Eisenstein's visionary direction that remain influential nearly a century later. The groundbreaking visual innovations, montage theory, and camera work are considered masterful and remarkably modern. However, some find the heavy-handed political messaging and narrative less compelling than the technical achievements, with mixed opinions on engagement despite its historical importance and enduring legacy.