Solidarity Song

A lyrical, stirring portrait of the twentieth-century coal miners who fought, undaunted, for the right to unionize West Virginia, culminating in one of the largest labor uprisings in American history

West Virginia, 1921. Coal is king, labor laws are practically nonexistent, and an unauthorized civilian army is preparing to march across a mountain and face open gunfire. The marchers-union miners gathered from across the state-are determined to liberate their brethren in non-union territory, w...