When They Were Told to Hide, They Chose to March: '77 - Let the Needle Hit the Vinyl, a Film that honors the Night Women Reclaimed Their Power

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Urban City Films proudly announces the launch of their new Indiegogo campaign for '77: Let the Needle Hit the Vinyl , a groundbreaking documentary chronicling the courage and resilience of women who defied fear to reclaim their voice and public spaces during a turbulent time in history.

On November 12, 1977, amidst the terror wrought by the Yorkshire Ripper and a police directive advising women to remain indoors, a movement of defiance emerged. Women across twelve cities in the UK took to the streets, marching in solidarity during the first Reclaim the Night protests. Their fury transformed into a rallying cry for change, and their actions became a pivotal moment in feminist history.

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Key Features of '77: Let the Needle Hit the Vinyl

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Authentic Voices: Features powerful interviews with women who participated in the marches, bringing their first-hand accounts to life.

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Historical Context: Explores the origins of the Reclaim the Night movement, from its roots in Leeds in 1977 to its lasting legacy in feminist activism.

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Cultural Resonance: Highlights how the movement shaped and continues to influence protests today, including vigils and demonstrations in honor of victims of violence.

"Reclaim the Night was more than a protest; it was a declaration of safety, solidarity, and empowerment," says Ben Lord, Director of the film. "This documentary honors the bravery of those who marched in 1977 and underscores the movement's enduring importance today."

A Legacy That Lives On

The Reclaim the Night movement has evolved beyond its 1977 origins, inspiring acts of solidarity around the globe. From the resurgence in 2004 to recent virtual vigils for Sarah Everard and protests in Ipswich following the murders of five women in 2006, the fight to reclaim public spaces remains as relevant as ever.

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Meet the Creators

The seasoned team behind Urban City Films, known for the award-winning documentary After 82 , brings their passion and expertise to this project. With powerful storytelling and a commitment to amplifying marginalized voices, '77: Let the Needle Hit the Vinyl promises to be a poignant and impactful cinematic experience.

Be Part of the Movement

The Indiegogo campaign offers exclusive rewards for early supporters, including behind-the-scenes updates, special previews, and a chance to contribute to preserving this important chapter of feminist history.

Join us in honoring those who marched when they were told to hide. Together, we reclaim the night.

Visit the Indiegogo page: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/77-let-the-needle-hit-the-vinyl-documentary/reft/37082129/B415902 [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/77-let-the-needle-hit-the-vinyl-documentary/reft/37082129/B415902] to sign up for updates and be the first to support this transformative film.
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