Mothers of the Revolution

This documentary recounts the events of September 5, 1981, when a group of women marched from Wales to Berkshire in protest against nuclear weapons at RAF Greenham Common. It highlights the significance of the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, which became the first and largest female-only demonstration, following in the footsteps of the suffragettes.

The runtime of 102 minutes allows for a detailed examination of how these ordinary women came together to challenge world leaders and alter the course of history. Their actions not only inspired future generations but also played a crucial role in the global peace movement, making this film a vital piece of historical documentation.