We Call Each Other

This heartfelt drama focuses on a community grappling with drought and environmental racism. The main character, Naullin, faces a personal crisis when someone steals liquid fertilizer needed for his illegal at-home garden. The film weaves together nonfiction recorded audio with a scripted narrative, creating a unique storytelling approach. Characters depend on each other to foster safety and repair, avoiding reliance on prisons or police, which adds depth to the overarching themes of resilience and solidarity.

With Ronald L. Conner in the lead role, We Call Each Other presents a thought-provoking look at how communities can come together in times of crisis. The film's exploration of interpersonal relationships against the backdrop of larger societal issues makes it a compelling watch for those interested in contemporary social narratives. As a collector, having this film in your library could provide insight into pressing environmental and societal themes.