We Hit The Road

About This Movie

We Hit The Road, a 2014 documentary, dives deep into a pivotal moment in the Turkish film industry during the late '70s. It captures the raw spirit of resistance as 400 industry workers, from actors to crew, embark on a 5-day march to Ankara. The film has this gritty, almost tactile quality, showcasing the determination of these laborers against the backdrop of censorship. It's fascinating how it weaves personal stories and collective struggle, revealing the emotional weight of their journey. The pacing feels organic, echoing the slow but steady march, and you can really feel the atmosphere of solidarity. It’s not just about protesting; it’s a profound statement about art, freedom, and the human spirit.

Documentary focused on labor rights · Historical context of 1977 Turkey · Themes of censorship and resistance