A Good Day to Die

The film focuses on Dennis Banks and his experiences with political activism, civil rights, and social change. It highlights significant events such as court cases, protests, and resistance efforts related to Native American rights in the United States, particularly in Washington D.C., South Dakota, and Minnesota.

With a runtime of 91 minutes, A Good Day to Die provides a detailed account of Banks’ early life and the broader context of the American Indian Movement. The documentary is a valuable resource for understanding the struggles and achievements of Native American activists during a pivotal time in American history. It captures the essence of social activism and the ongoing fight for justice and recognition.