Hit the Seat asks a difficult question: How far will people go to tilt the scales when they believe the system has failed them? Our story takes place in one small room, a powder keg that ignites within minutes. It holds everyone accountable, no matter their politics.

 

The message is simple. Violence does not restore balance. It reinforces power. And once a person crosses that line, they often discover too late that the fight they thought they were waging against authority has now taken root inside their own movement.

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If this film brings together even a small group of people from opposite sides of the aisle and gets them talking, disagreeing respectfully, and realizing how much they actually share, then it will have done its job.

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With your help, we can confront the rise of fear and extremism through art made by a local creative community. Hit the Seat aims to open dialogue, deepen understanding, and show that violence never restores balance.