An Injury to One

This documentary serves as an experimental exploration of a significant moment in U.S. labor history. By focusing on the lynching of Frank Little, a trade union organizer, it sheds light on the struggles faced by labor movements in the early 20th century. The film connects the past with contemporary political themes, making it relevant for those interested in labor rights and history.

Travis Wilkerson’s unique approach offers a distinct narrative style that challenges traditional documentary forms. The film is not just a recounting of events but also a commentary on the ongoing issues within labor movements and the political landscape. With its focus on anarchism and union struggles, it presents an important perspective that invites reflection on the current state of labor rights in the USA.