Roses On My Table 2011
Dive into the grassroots spirit of Richmond, Virginia with *Roses On My Table* (2011), Ethan Silverstein's intimate documentary short that chronicles the impactful work of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective.
Director: Ethan Silverstein
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Roses On My Table* (2011) about?
*Roses On My Table* follows the Wingnut Anarchist Collective in Richmond, VA, as they build a cooperative living space and lead grassroots efforts to challenge authority. The documentary showcases their grassroots resistance through community organizing, disaster relief, and collective action. It's a celebration of how small groups can create meaningful change.
Who directed *Roses On My Table*?
The film was directed by Ethan Silverstein, who brings a sharp, observational lens to the documentary's themes of grassroots activism and community empowerment.
Who stars in *Roses On My Table*?
The documentary features key members of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective, including Mo Karn, Ozzy MacFearchar, and Jeremy Hawthorne, whose real-life roles drive the film's narrative.
Is *Roses On My Table* (2011) worth watching?
While limited in runtime, *Roses On My Table* offers a compelling glimpse into grassroots activism that's both inspiring and thought-provoking. If you're curious about documentary films that highlight community-driven change, this short packs a punch. The lack of an IMDb rating means it's a hidden gem worth exploring for its raw authenticity.
How long is *Roses On My Table*?
The documentary short runs for 19 minutes.
About Roses On My Table (2011) — A Grassroots Documentary on Activism and Mutual Aid
Dive into the grassroots spirit of Richmond, Virginia with *Roses On My Table* (2011), Ethan Silverstein's intimate documentary short that chronicles the impactful work of the Wingnut Anarchist Collective. Through the lens of mutual aid and community resistance, this film captures the raw energy of a small group transforming their neighborhood one action at a time—whether through managing a bustling community center, organizing occupations, or providing critical disaster relief. The documentary breathes life into themes of solidarity and defiance, painting a vivid portrait of how committed individuals can reshape their surroundings. With a runtime of just 19 minutes, Silverstein crafts a concise yet powerful snapshot of grassroots activism in action.
Mo Karn, Ozzy MacFearchar, and Jeremy Hawthorne lead the cast, grounding the film in authentic voices that embody the collective's ethos. The short's documentary format immerses viewers in a world where every meal shared, every space reclaimed, and every act of resistance becomes a testament to resilience. *Roses On My Table* isn't just a film—it's a call to rethink how communities can thrive outside traditional systems.