Golden Dawn Girls

About This Movie

Golden Dawn Girls offers a chilling yet fascinating look into the dynamics of a far-right political party in decline. With the male leadership behind bars, the film shifts to the women who take the reins—mothers, wives, daughters—navigating a treacherous political landscape. Håvard Bustnes captures their resolve, revealing the complexities of loyalty and ideology. The pacing feels deliberate, almost oppressive at times, as it explores the tension between personal belief and familial duty. The performances are raw, immersing you in their struggle, and the documentary doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable truths of their motivations. It’s an unsettling portrait of power, gender roles, and the lengths one will go to preserve a legacy.

Documentary on political resilienceExplores gender roles in extremismIntense portrayal of loyalty and ideology