Battle in Seattle

Masses gather in Seattle for the World Trade Organization Conference in November 1999. Protesters, including career activists, arrive to voice concerns about the organization's perceived support for corporate interests over the poor, working class, and environment. Despite promises of peaceful demonstrations, tensions escalate on day one, leading to clashes between police and protesters, with innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. The confrontation spirals out of control, with both sides prioritizing personal interests over the greater good. Meanwhile, conference delegates from organizations like Doctors Without Borders and poorer nations attempt to convey the protesters' message in a diplomatic manner, but are largely ignored by the organization's leaders.