Keeping On

About This Movie

Keeping On is a fascinating blend of drama and real-world issues that captures the grit of labor struggles in the early '80s. The film follows a preacher, whose moral compass pushes him to collaborate with a labor union organizer, aiming for a better life for mill workers. The pacing feels deliberate, drawing you into the tension and camaraderie among the characters. The performances feel genuine—there's a rawness to the interactions that speaks volumes about solidarity. It’s not often you see such a straightforward approach to themes of faith and activism, and that makes it distinctive. The practical effects are minimal but effective, grounding the story in a relatable reality. A noteworthy watch for those interested in social justice narratives in film.

Labor movement themes · Strong character performances · Reflects early '80s social issues