And Then We Marched

About This Movie

And Then We Marched is a fascinating blend of contemporary activism and historical footage. The Super 8mm captures the raw energy of the Women’s March in D.C., creating a visceral connection to past struggles. The intercutting with archival material brings a poignant depth, juxtaposing the fervor of early 20th Century Suffragists and 1960s antiwar activists with today's movements. It’s not just a documentary; it’s a reflection on the ongoing fight for rights, which gives it a unique resonance. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments to breathe, making viewers really feel the weight of each march.

This film, while not widely circulated, has gained attention among collectors for its unique approach to merging archival footage with contemporary events. The scarcity of Super 8mm films in the current market adds an extra layer of interest, as many enthusiasts appreciate the tactile quality it brings to the storytelling. Its exploration of feminist movements through time makes it not only a collectible piece but also a significant commentary on the evolution of social activism.