In the midst of the 1930s Great Depression, a resilient Polish boxer and his family seek a better life in a bustling mining town in northern France. Facing hardships akin to modern-day guest workers, they encounter prejudice and struggle to assimilate. The boxer's son, yearning for love, faces opposition from both the locals and his family who favor a different match. As his heartbreak unfolds, he transforms into a passionate union activist, fighting tirelessly for improved miner wages. However, his efforts are met with betrayal when the mine owners break their promises, leaving him in despair. "Blaze (1991)" captures the poignant tale of love, resilience, and the harsh realities of working-class life during a tumultuous era. Experience a gripping narrative of family dynamics, societal injustices, and the unyielding pursuit of justice in this compelling drama set against the backdrop of historical turmoil.