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Mothers of the Revolution

Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers 2021 2m Film
  • Documentary

In late 1981 a group of Welsh women calling themselves ‘Women for Life on Earth' walked almost 200 kilometres, as a living protest against the British Government’s decision to allow American nuclear cruise missiles to be stored at a Royal Air Force base, at Greenham Common near London. This documentary traces 20 years of protest action and international missions by ordinary women from across the world, who wanted to end the Cold War and stop the spread of nuclear weapons. Narrated by British actor Glenda Jackson, the feature documentary is directed by Kiwi Briar March (There Once was an Island).