https://www.dailycal.org/arts/film-and-television/documentarian-connie-field-talks-harnessing-hope-and-democracy-noir/article_df613eac-8ddd-4f20-9cc4-8633697129fe.html

Connie Field's 2024 documentary, about resistance efforts to the authoritarian regime of Hungarian despot Viktor Orban, clearly should be streaming somewhere--but isn't.

Here is the summary from reviewer Chris Jones (written before the 2024 election in the USA...

Take an educational tour of Hungarian politics in the film DEMOCRACY NOIR, which emerges as a point of reference on world politics courtesy of Connie Field's directorial hand. This documentary immerses you in a profoundly moving struggle against the tide of authoritarianism led by a trio of extraordinary women. As a first impression, it's undeniably potent—a narrative that captures your attention and clutches at your heart with the raw courage on display. Living in the US, I also feel that this film is a warning, a red flag for people here to open their eyes and see what horrible potential the November election could cause if more don’t take it seriously.

Full review here...
https://mailnewsgroup.com/ohmr/heroes-fight-democracys-decay/

Other reviews...
https://www.highonfilms.com/democracy-noir-2024-cph-dox-movie-review/