Invisible Warriors – Movie Review
First Reaction – Invisible Warriors shows the important part the community had in the war.
Where to Watch
Invisible Warriors (TVOD Release 2/3/26)
Director: Gregory S Cooke
Plot: While World War II raged on in Europe, 600,000 black women served the country on the homefront, breaking racial and gender barriers by working in factories and offices. Helping to win the war, paving the way for future generations, and transforming civil rights and women’s opportunities, their courage and resilience forever changed the American workforce.
Runtime: 1 Hour 4 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Verdict on Invisible Warriors
Recap
The documentary explores the involvement of black women in World War II. It follows their work and racial attitudes that held them back. We hear lots of accounts of the troubles they faced and the support they received from unlikely places.
Best Parts
The documentary highlights the significance of the black community despite the limitations imposed upon them. It shows they fought for their country even if members of their country didn’t want them around. We get to see the different levels of support and the importance of changing things before the larger battle. This is an important documentary and teaches you the bigger impact of equality.
Final Thoughts – Invisible Warriors is an important documentary with a powerful message.
