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On June 26, 1975, during a period of high tensions on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, two FBI agents were killed in a shootout with a group of Indians. Although several men were charged with killing the agents, only one, Leonard Peltier, was found guilty. This film describes the events surrounding the shootout and suggests that Peltier was unjustly convicted.
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Robert Redford
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Narrator (voice)
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Leonard Peltier
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Self
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Norman Zigrossi
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Self - Former Assistant FBI Regional Head, South Dakota
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Robert Sikma
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Self - Former Assistant U.S. Attorney
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Darelle Butler
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Self
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Bob Robideau
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Self
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Norman Brown
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Self
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Duane Brewer
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Self - Former GOON Squad Member
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Calvin Jumping Bull
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Self
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William Muldrow
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Self - U.S. Government Commission on Civil Rights
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Dennis Banks
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Self - Co-Founder American Indian Movement
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James Abourezk
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Self - Former U.S. Senator, South Dakota
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Sam Loud Hawk
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Self
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Severt Young Bear
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Self
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John Trudell
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Self - National Spokesperson, American Indian Movement
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Kenneth Tilsen
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Self - Wounded Knee Defense Attorney
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Russell Means
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Self - Co-Founder American Indian Movement
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William Kunstler
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Self - Wounded Knee Defense Attorney
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William Janklow
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Self - Former Governor, South Dakota
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Deborah White Plume
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Self
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Bernice White Hawk
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Self
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Jeannette Eagle Hawk
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Self
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Beau Little Sky
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Self
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Madonna Thunder Hawk
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Self
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Wallace Little
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Self
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Nilak Butler
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Self
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Wilma Blacksmith
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Self
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Kenny Loud Hawk
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Self
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Morris Wounded
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Self
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Lou Bean
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Self
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Billy Bean
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Self
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Russell Loud Hawk
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Self
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Edward McManus
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Self - Butler-Robideau Trial Judge
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Bruce Ellison
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Self - Defense Attorney
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John Lowe
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Self - Attorney for Bob Robideau and Leonard Peltier
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Robert Bolin
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Self - Jury Foreman, Butler-Robideau Trial
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Lynn Crooks
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Self - Assistant U.S. Attorney
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Evan Hultman
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Self - Former U.S. Attorney
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Myrtle Poor Bear
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Self
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Warren Allmand
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Self - Former Minister for Indian & Northern Affairs, Canada
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Gerald Heaney
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Self - Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit
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Robert Ecoffey
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Self - Investigator, Bureau of Indian Affairs Police
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Clarence Kelly
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Self - Director of the F.B.I.
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Jean Bordeaux
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Self
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Marquetta Peltier
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Self
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Dick Wilson
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Self - Tribal Council Chairman (archive footage)
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