Struggle is the second short-feature Documentary from Mental-Rev Productions, Directed by Roger Hill.
Roger Hill graduated from Ohio University in the fall of 2005 with a Bachelor of Specialized Studies degree in Film, Sociology and African American Studies. During his years as a student Hill directed his first feature length Documentary; Witness a Peace Movement: “a Documentary from the Streets of the U.S. Anti-War Movement.” Hill also directed and co-directed several short documentaries on issues such as: Homophobia and the ballot box in Ohio, Police violence during protests surrounding the 2003 Free Trade of the Americas ministerial in Miami Florida, The historic March for Women’s Lives in Washington D.C.
Hill’s work has been seen on Free Speech TV, the Athens International Film Festival, Arab Film Festival, the Take Back Democracy Film Festival, the Minneapolis International Film Festival, and on Public Access Television. Roger has traveled the country showing his work in Coffee Shops, Micro Cinemas, Living Rooms, Theaters, Universities, Music Festivals, Class Rooms, Anarchist’ Collectives and even on the Street. He has been profiled by Docs In Progress, Ohio University’s Perspectives Magazine and the Athens Insider.
Upon graduation Roger moved to San Francisco to launch Mental-Rev Productions. Roger is currently involved in the many tasks of Producing Struggle, establishing Mental-Rev, promoting Witness a Peace Movement, editing upcoming Documentaries, brain storming future projects, and working with others in the production of edgy documentary that delivers poignant social commentary in a visceral yet engaging manner.