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Free Leonard Peltier (2025)

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The documentary revisits one of the most discredited convictions in modern America to chronicle the five-decade campaign to exonerate the most famous living Native American activist. With archival footage and AI recreations, the film brings alive the turbulence of the 1970s, when the US government cracked down on the American Indian Movement as it protested centuries of anti- Indian injustice and oppression. Leonard Peltier, one of its leaders, became the most notorious casualty in 1975 when the FBI descended on the Pine Ridge Reservation where he and others were staying. The ensuing shootout left one Indian and two FBI agents dead, and trapped Peltier in a Kafkaesque nightmare no lawyer in 50 years could resolve.

Presented at the Sundance Film Festival.

Título original: Free Leonard Peltier

Ano: 2025

Duração: 110 min.

Gênero: Documentary

País: USA

Tags: USA, documentary, indigenous, international film festivals, politics, social portrait, activism

Cor: Colorido

Direção: David FranceJesse Short Bull

Roteiro: Jamie Deradorian-Delia, Adam Evans, David France, Jesse Short Bull, Hannah Vanderlan

Fotografia: Kyle Bell

Montagem: Adam Evans, Hannah Vanderlan

Produtor: David France, Jhane Myers, Paul McGuire, Bird Runningwater

Produção: Public Square Films

Música: Mato Wayuhi

World Sales: The Film Collaborative

E-mail: [email protected]