You Have Struck a Rock!

The documentary explores the remarkable contributions of women in South Africa's fight against apartheid, showcasing their campaigns against the oppressive pass system. Through interviews with leaders such as Lilian Ngoyi, Helen Joseph, and Dora Tamana, the film vividly recounts their experiences of imprisonment and resistance.

You Have Struck a Rock! delves into themes of police brutality, sexism, and racism, illustrating the intersectionality of these issues within the context of colonialism and women's rights. The film serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience of women who played critical roles in social justice movements.

As a documentary, it provides historical insights into a pivotal era in South Africa, making it significant for collectors interested in social movements, feminist history, and anti-apartheid activism.