Mine Wars

This documentary explores the early 20th-century efforts of the United Mine Workers to unionize coal miners in southern West Virginia. The film highlights the activism of Mother Jones, a key figure in the labor movement, as she navigates the challenges of organizing workers in a time marked by violence and insurrection.

With a runtime of 120 minutes, Mine Wars offers an in-depth look at a significant chapter in labor history. The film combines historical accounts with biographical elements, providing context to the struggles faced by miners and their families. As a documentary, it serves both as an educational resource and a compelling narrative about the fight for workers' rights during a tumultuous period.