Movies and TvShows featuring "protest-sign" theme.
Lucy and Mercy, from opposing sides of the death penalty debate, embark on a passionate and forbidden romance. As they navigate their relationship, they also confront their pasts and the challenges of their respective families. Together, they find love and hope in the most unexpected places.
Slap Her... She's French is a comedy movie set in Texas, where a French girl named Isabelle moves to a small town and causes chaos as she becomes involved in the local high school cheerleading squad. Hilarity ensues as Isabelle experiences culture clashes and tries to fit in, all while trying to hide her true identity.
Even the Rain is a movie about a film crew that arrives in Bolivia to shoot a movie about Christopher Columbus. As they begin filming, they get caught up in a water protest led by the local indigenous people. The crew finds themselves facing many challenges and moral dilemmas as they witness the ongoing struggle for clean water and the clash between the local population and the government.
Freeheld is a heart-wrenching drama based on the true story of Laurel Hester, a police officer diagnosed with terminal cancer. She struggles to secure her pension benefits for her partner, Stacie Andree, which leads to a public battle for equality and gay rights. Their fight becomes a symbol for the LGBTQ+ community and highlights the injustice they face in society.
After her husband asks for a divorce, a New York lawyer takes her teenage kids to spend the summer at her estranged mother's house in a small town. The clash between generations and lifestyles leads to unexpected experiences and self-discovery.
The U.S. vs. John Lennon is a documentary that showcases renowned musician and peace activist John Lennon's struggles against the U.S. government. The film explores Lennon's iconic music, his anti-war activism, and his clash with the Nixon administration, which resulted in a deportation battle. It sheds light on Lennon's quest for freedom of speech and his impact on the peace movement.
A young boy in Alabama witnesses the struggles of his free-spirited aunt as she fights for justice and liberation in the racially-divided society of the 1960s.
In 'Return to Sender,' a blind attorney takes on the case of a death row inmate who has been unjustly accused. As she delves deeper into the case, she uncovers a web of deception and must confront her own demons. With time running out, she must race against the clock to save an innocent man from execution.
Foxfire is a movie set in the 1950s and follows a group of teenage girls in upstate New York. The girls form a gang and rebel against societal norms, facing issues such as poverty, misogyny, sexism, and racism. They navigate through friendships, violence, sexual harassment, and even a car crash, as they fight for their rights and attempt to change the world around them.
Normandy Nude is a comedy-drama movie set in a small town in Normandy, France. The story revolves around a small-town mayor who hires an American photographer to take pictures of the countryside. However, everything goes hilariously wrong when the photographer accidentally captures a group of nude protestors and the town's conservative values are challenged. Amidst misunderstandings, romantic entanglements, and a farm crisis, the mayor and the photographer must navigate the chaos and find a way to save the town. With themes of small-town life, conflicts, and unexpected friendships, Normandy Nude is a heartwarming and humorous exploration of life in a rural setting.
In London, a career criminal and his gang plan a heist during Christmas, but suspicion and betrayal threatens to sabotage their plan. As the plot unfolds, the gang faces various challenges and obstacles, leading to regret and the questioning of their choices.
Jailbait! is a hilarious yet thought-provoking movie set in a high school, exploring the lives of teenagers dealing with sensitive issues such as statutory rape, gossip, and teenage pregnancy. With witty dialogue and funny situations, it offers a unique take on the coming-of-age genre.
Wackersdorf is a historical drama that depicts the events of the anti-nuclear protest in the small town of Wackersdorf, Bavaria in 1986. The film centers around the conflict between friends, the social democrat mayor of the town, and the state-employed police forces who brutally clash with protesters. The story highlights the political protest, police brutality, and the social and political climate in West Germany during that time.
The War at Home (1979) is a powerful documentary that delves into the resistance against the Vietnam War in Wisconsin during the late 1970s. It explores the perspectives of Vietnam War veterans, political activists, and ordinary citizens who were involved in the anti-war movement. Through interviews, stock footage, and photographs, the film exposes the truth behind the government's actions and the impact of the war on individuals and communities. It highlights the protests, demonstrations, and political activism that shaped the anti-war movement in Wisconsin and calls for political change and equality.
Skinhead Attitude is a documentary that delves into the world of the skinhead subculture, examining its origins, its connection to various forms of extremism, and the ongoing struggles it faces today. Through interviews, concert footage, and archive footage, the film provides an in-depth look into the social and political factors that have shaped the skinhead movement.
When a small town deputy sheriff investigates the kidnapping of a young woman, he uncovers a web of dark secrets and must confront a psychopath.
Lake of Fire is a powerful documentary that delves into the contentious abortion debate in the United States, examining the perspectives of both pro-life and pro-choice advocates. Through interviews and footage, the film explores the deeply held beliefs, extreme actions, and legal battles surrounding the issue.
Detropia is a documentary film that explores the economic decline and urban decay of Detroit, focusing on the lives of its residents and the impact of deindustrialization on the city. It follows various individuals, including artists, protesters, workers, and business owners, as they navigate the challenges of unemployment, corporate downsizing, and civic pride. The film captures the stark contrast between the city's past as a thriving industrial center and its present state of economic crisis.
The Year That Trembled is a coming-of-age story set in 1970 in the shadow of Kent State that focuses on a group of young people facing the Vietnam Draft Lottery.
Berkeley in the Sixties is a documentary film that examines the social and political activism that took place in Berkeley, California during the 1960s. It explores the campus movements, the Vietnam War protests, and the fight for civil rights. Through interviews, archive footage, and stock footage, the film captures the spirit of the time and the significant role that Berkeley played in the counterculture movement and the larger social changes happening in the United States.