Lakota Nation vs. United States

This documentary features poet Layli Long Soldier and activist Phyllis Young, providing a personal and historical lens on the Lakota people's struggles and resilience. With a runtime of 120 minutes, it delves into significant topics such as genocide, residential schools, and the impact of historical treaties on the Sioux tribe in South Dakota.

The film is part of a growing body of work that highlights indigenous narratives and activism. Keywords like 'Dakota,' 'Native American,' and 'thoughtful' reflect its focus on the cultural and historical significance of the Lakota nation. The exploration of these themes makes it relevant for collectors interested in documentaries that address social justice and indigenous issues.