As Long as the Rivers Run

The documentary runs for 60 minutes and focuses on the violence and civil disobedience that culminated in the landmark U.S. v. Washington decision. It highlights the struggles faced by the Nisqually Indians of Frank's Landing, showcasing their fight for fishing rights and indigenous rights.

Key themes include indigenous identity, police surveillance, and the ongoing battle for treaty rights. The film features notable figures such as Semu Haute, Dick Gregory, and Buffy Sainte-Marie, who lend their voices to this important narrative. Collectors interested in indigenous rights and historical social movements may find this film particularly relevant.