We Are Many

The documentary We Are Many chronicles the massive protests held worldwide against the impending Iraq War. Running for 104 minutes, it presents a detailed account of the events leading up to the February 15, 2003 protests, highlighting the collective mobilization of millions trying to voice opposition to war.

Featuring prominent activists and artists such as Noam Chomsky, Damon Albarn, and Danny Glover, the film dives into the impact of these global demonstrations. The narrative emphasizes not just the numbers but the passion and urgency that drove people to unite in the streets.

Available on DVD, We Are Many offers a critical look at political activism and its historical relevance. For collectors, having this documentary adds depth to any library focused on social movements and documentary storytelling.