The Hill We Climb

Through evocative cinematography and compelling narratives, The Hill We Climb powerfully conveys the importance of acknowledging and addressing the systemic issues faced by marginalized communities. It serves as a reminder of the inequalities that persist within society still today and encourages viewers to consider their own roles in creating positive change.

Overall, this documentary is a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of a neighborhood failed by its community, skillfully filmed and compellingly told. It provides a platform for the voices of the residents, allowing their stories to be heard and understood. The Hill We Climb serves as a powerful catalyst for empathy, understanding, and collective action.

The stories of the community in this documentary are the stories of so many in this country that are never heard. This film is such a necessary experience and I wish I could somehow make it required viewing for every human person.

The respect and care taken by Raeden Greer to give her subjects a platform for their lived experience is commendable and admirable-and seeing "The Hill" through the lense of this doc was such a visual treat.

This documentary is a beautiful, painful, important reminder that we've come so far and still have so far to go, and that marginalized communities have faced hardships and setbacks that most of us will never know. WATCH THIS DOC!