Paint Me a Road Out of Here

The documentary follows the story of artist Faith Ringgold and her significant work, "For the Women’s House," created in 1971 for women at Rikers Island jail. It chronicles the efforts of Mary Baxter, who experienced childbirth while incarcerated, as she collaborates with a diverse group of individuals aiming to reclaim the painting.

This film not only sheds light on the struggles faced by incarcerated women but also documents their fight for freedom and recognition through art. The runtime of 90 minutes allows for an in-depth exploration of the intersection between art and social justice, making it an engaging watch for those interested in activism and the arts.