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THE STRIKE | DCTV Firehouse

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The Strike film still

About the Screening

Amidst the redwood trees on the Pacific Coast sits one of the most infamous prisons in US history: Pelican Bay. The supermax prison was designed specifically for mass-scale solitary confinement and isolated men for decades. Then, one day, 30,000 incarcerated people went on hunger strike. Told by those who lived it, The Strike goes beyond making a case against solitary confinement; it illuminates the power of organizing, and, in doing so, flips the true-crime genre on its head.

These screenings will be open to the public. IDA members receive $5 off and free popcorn and soda at the following screenings. All screenings will be followed by a live Q&A with filmmakers. 

Become an IDA member to attend the 2024 IDA Screening Series. If you are an IDA member, RSVP on IDA's Eventive platform first to receive your discount code in an email.


Director(s): JoeBill Muñoz, Lucas Guilkey
Producer(s): JoeBill Muñoz, Lucas Guilkey