U.S. History from the Movements
The footage left out of the history books. Since 1968, Third World Newsreel has documented the movements demanding social justice. Our collection captures U.S. history from inside the movements: Black Power, Puerto Rican activism, women’s liberation, anti-war resistance, housing rights, immigrant communities. This footage was shot by filmmakers embedded in the movements—material that exists because they were there.
Available for theatrical screening, educational licensing, and archival licensing. For documentary producers: license rare footage of the Black Panther Party, Young Lords, draft resistance, feminist organizing, and urban activism from the late 1960s and early 1970s. For programmers: curated retrospectives and individual titles available DCP-ready.
