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DESCRIPTION:An Injury to One\nTravis Wilkerson (U.S., 2002) , 53 minutes, 
 16mm\n\nTravis Wilkerson's most recent experimental documentary addresses 
 the\nButte, Montana, lynching of Wobbly organizer Frank 
 Little.\nWilkerson's earlier Accelerated Development used the radical style 
 of\nSantiago Alvarez to explore Cuban history; here he delves into 
 the\nhistory of Montana as a story of modern capitalism. He 
 analyzes\nAnaconda, the notoriously predatory copper mining company, 
 detailing\nturn-of-the-century union organizing directed at its labor 
 practices\nand modern day environmental blight resulting from its policies. 
 Both\na lament and a call for action, An Injury to One is a work 
 of\nhistorical inquiry, a portrait of a town, a person, and a company,\nand 
 an example of a contextual study in which the parts reverberate\nwith 
 intelligence and complexity. Traversing between past and\npresent, culture 
 and politics, bringing together archival documents\nand images of 
 present-day Butte, miners' songs and Little's speeches,\nWilkerson 
 literally reframes within the image. This is both a\nstylistic device and a 
 metaphor for challenging official histories\nwith alternative 
 perspectives.\n- Kathy Geritz, Associate Film Curator, The Pacific Film 
 Archive\n\nPreceded by: World's Fair World (dir. Bryan Boyce 2002, 
 9min)\n\n"There's nothing funny about the tools of capitalism." Agree or 
 Disagree? In World's Fair World, Bryan Boyce subjects a 
 Westinghouse-sponsored TV movie to his own patented brand of narrative 
 deconstruction and evisceration. \n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/02/03/11863.php
SUMMARY:An Injury to One
LOCATION:Artists' Television Access\n992 Valencia @21st
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/02/03/11863.php
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