Across time, Give a Damn!

This compelling documentary explores the persistent challenges of social inequality across different historical eras. It highlights the voices of individuals and groups who have continuously fought for justice and change. The film juxtaposes historical struggles with contemporary movements, emphasizing the enduring need for civic engagement and empathy.

While a limited release, 'Across Time, Give a Damn!' garnered positive attention from niche publications for its timely message and passionate advocacy. Critics praised its ability to connect historical struggles with present-day issues, though some noted a lack of cinematic polish. Audience reactions were generally enthusiastic, resonating with its call to action.

• Praised for its potent message and historical context.

• Effective in inspiring viewers to engage with social issues.

• Some critics found the narrative structure to be a bit didactic.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly appreciated the film's important subject matter and its ability to provoke thought and encourage activism. Many found the documentary inspiring and felt it effectively highlighted the ongoing relevance of historical social justice movements.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the IndieFest Film Awards.

The director, Jane Doe, conducted over 100 interviews for the film, spanning activists from the civil rights era to present-day organizers.