OUR CATALOG

"Heather Booth has had a lifetime commitment to social justice organizing which she does superbly. If there is a difficult job to do, call Heather!"

"When somebody says to you, You can’t get anything done in Washington, I don’t know why you try’…Just say, Thank you Heather."

"The movie's a call to action…watching and listening will give you much needed courage… There is not an uninteresting minute in all of the 60."

"Booth, 71, is one of the nation’s most influential organizers for progressive causes. Inside almost every liberal drive over the past five decades - for fair pay, equal justice, abortion rights, workers’ rights, voter rights, civil rights, immigration rights, child care - you will find Booth."

"Using on-camera interviews, archival footage, and photographs—filmmaker Lilly Rivlin shows how the eminent community organizer and activist, now in her 70s, participated in nearly every major progressive movement in America from the mid-60s onward."

"Booth is very much a real deal fighter for social justice. Viewers will leave the film even more inspired to work for change."

"If you've never heard of Heather Booth, you are not alone. But once you see this film, you'll never forget her name."

"Is exactly the kind of sophisticated and inspiring story we need in these troubling times. Go see this film…a remarkable documentary."