You Got to Move

Year: 1985

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: English

Director: Veronica Selver

Documentary

A documentary that follows individuals in Southern U.S. communities as they navigate their personal journeys toward social activism, highlighting the diverse ways they become engaged in change and emphasizing the grassroots work they undertake to reshape their neighborhoods and lives.

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