An Injury to One

Dir. Travis Wilkerson (2002).
Recalling the great strikes of the World War I period and explicates the death of an IWW organizer in Butte, Montana Travis Wilkerson’s documentary-essay is a model of low-budget formal intelligence as well as engaged filmmaking.

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