From visionary director JamesCameron,Terminator2: Judgment Dayis the ultimate sci-fi blockbuster that redefined action forever. Arnold Schwarzenegger is back. This time, he’s the protector.

In a future ruled by machines, young John Connor holds the key to humanity’s survival. When a reprogrammedTerminatoris sent back in time to protect him, a new threat emerges: the T-1000, a terrifying next-generation assassin capable of becoming anyone, anywhere. No rules. No limits. No mercy.

As Sarah Connor races to stop Judgment Day before it begins, the fate of humanity hangs by a thread. Winner of multiple Academy Awards,T2delivers iconic action, legendary one-liners, and groundbreaking visual effects that changed cinema forever.

Back on the big screen this Judgment Day for the 35th anniversary

AMERICAN AGITATORS captures the remarkable story of organizing for social change in the U.S. through the work Fred Ross Sr. and many others such as iconic organizers Dolores Huerta and Fred Ross Jr. as well as current ones, all of whom have devoted their lives to the pursuit of justice and equality. For over 50 years Ross led a groundbreaking organizing approach that improved the lives of thousands and reverberates in organizing strategies today.

From organizing Dust Bowl refugees to helping Japanese Americans find jobs and housing after release from the internment camps to challenging KKK activity by organizing civil unity leagues in California that led to the integration of local school boards across California’s Citrus Belt, Ross’ work laid the foundation for the Supreme Court’s decision in Brown vs Board of Education and his mentorship of legendary organizer Dolores Huerta led to the success of the United Farmworkers.

Generations of organizers and activists, many of whom are featured in AMERICAN AGITATORS, stand on the shoulders of Ross and his innovative organizing tactics. Evidence of Ross’ impact is illustrated in the case examples the film explores: in Atlanta, where Fight For 15 organizers demand an increased minimum wage and the unionization of workers across the Southern states; in Las Vegas where hotel workers organize for fair wages and to get out the vote; in Oakland, where teachers, families and community members forged a fair contract with the Oakland school district.

The documentary demonstrates the efficacy of member-led movements built through patience and by listening. Award-winning filmmaker Raymond Telles has made American Agitators to illustrate how collective action can create long term, positive change especially at a critical moment in American history.