The Year: 2021

About This Movie

The Year: 2021 is a striking documentary that feels more like a time capsule than your average news recap. It weaves together footage and narratives from a year that was anything but ordinary. The tone is almost somber yet reflective, capturing the emotional weight of events like the Capitol insurrection and ongoing racial justice protests. What stands out is how they juxtapose personal stories with broader societal movements, making the pacing feel both urgent and contemplative. The editing is tight, and the visuals are compelling — you can almost feel the tension of those moments. While the director remains unknown, the film’s distinctive approach to storytelling offers a raw glimpse into a pivotal year in American history.

Captures the essence of a tumultuous year · Great for understanding recent history · Interesting blend of personal and national narratives