Virtual Screening Presented in Partnership with the Jewish Community Alliance of Southern Maine March 11-13

At a time when many are wondering how to make their voices heard, this captivating documentary, a tribute to Heather Booth, examines how social change really happens. From registering Black Mississippians to vote in the 1960s to advocating for affordable childcare for working parents, Booth has been on the front lines of social activism.  Looking at her life, work and relationships with leaders like Julian Bond and Elizabeth Warren, the film reveals Booth’s remarkable legacy in progressive politics, organizing and empowering each of us to create change. Presented in recognition of Women’s History Month.

Click here to listen to the discussion with Heather Booth. 

“(a) remarkable documentary” Los Angeles Review of Books

“Inspiring” Huffington Post

Film Details:  Documentary / Dir: Lilly Rivlin / USA / 2017 / 60 min

Festivals: MJFF 2018, Atlanta JFF, Boston JFF, New York JFF, Miami JFF, Cleveland JFF, Edmonton JFF, Boulder Int’l FF, JFilm Festival Pittsburgh, Social Justice Film Festival Sacramento, Toronto JFF