Filmmakers Deborah Shaffer and Stewart Bird weave history, archival film footage, interviews with former workers (now in their 80s and 90s), cartoons, original art, and classic Wobbly songs (many written by Joe Hill) to pay tribute to the legacy of these rebels who paved the way and risked their lives for the many of the rights that we still have today.
Blissfully hilarious and romantic, featuring great chemistry between Veronica Lake and Fredric March. This fun romp from French master Rene Clair gives its seasoned leads a chance to…
Founded in Chicago in 1905, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) took to organizing unskilled workers into one big union and changed the course of American history.…
A treasure trove of short film work from the beginning of cinema to the mid-20th Century, revealing filmmakers trying to break free from the silver screen into glorious…
In one of the most auspicious directorial debuts in movie history, Mario Bava bridged the gap between the gothic horror picture and the European art film. Made in…
George Romero’s film about feminism in its Women’s Lib phase. It’s loaded with references to the occult, but owes as much to Betty Friedan as Anton LaVey.Jan White,…