Synopsis: Director Jill Goodmillow set out to make a documentary the power of the Polish Solidarity movement. Denied visas to shoot in Poland, she is forced to assemble the film in New York through the use of reenactments and other written materials. The result is a probing examination of the Solidarity... Director Jill Goodmillow set out to make a documentary the power of the Polish Solidarity movement. Denied visas to shoot in Poland, she is forced to assemble the film in New York through the use of reenactments and other written materials. The result is a probing examination of the Solidarity movement from the perspectives of a female Gdansk shipyard worker, a censor, and a mine worker. [More]