Martxa eta Borroka!

Felix, a young man facing the prospect of conscription, finds himself in turmoil after receiving his draft notice. His anger and frustration reflect the struggle many feel when confronted with the demands of duty versus personal beliefs. As he navigates this difficult decision, he draws strength from his cousins, Lur and Amets, who stand by his side and encourage him to voice his dissent.

The narrative explores themes of resistance and the fight for one’s values in a world that often prioritizes conformity. Felix's journey becomes one of empowerment, as he and his family engage in spirited discussions on autonomy, sacrifice, and the right to challenge authority.

Through their actions, they ignite a spark of rebellion in their community, inspiring others to question the status quo. The story captures the essence of youth, courage, and the unyielding desire for freedom, as Felix seeks his place in a society that demands so much at the expense of individuality.