Warrior: The Life of Leonard Peltier

This documentary features commentary from key figures involved in Peltier's life and legal battles, including Peltier himself. It explores significant themes such as treaty rights and the Red Power movement, offering insights into the struggles faced by Native Americans, particularly the Sioux. The film sheds light on Peltier's conviction in 1977 and presents the broader context of his activism and the challenges of living on a native reservation.

As a collector, this documentary is notable for its focus on Indigenous issues and its representation of the American Indian Movement. The keywords associated with the film, such as political prisoner and trail of broken treaties, highlight its importance in discussions around Native American rights and justice. Its exploration of these themes makes it a valuable piece for those interested in social justice and Indigenous history.