Synopsis
Tied to radiators, beaten in front of children, chased by police dogs. Raid is a film about dreams — those many Roma once held before unjustified police raids, and the dreams that came after as nightmares echoing across generations. Through traces beneath the surface and sensitive observation, the film explores what it means to grow up Roma in Central Europe. Following Martin as he begins to make sense of the world, and his uncle Igor moving across the settlement and beyond, guiding others while carrying the quiet imprint of past police violence.