A Hmong immigrant is convicted of killing six white hunters in a violent confrontation during deer hunting season in northwestern Wisconsin. Was it a racial incident? Was it the random act of madman? Part courtroom drama, part intimate portrait, this hour-long documentary looks at the root causes and the reverberating impacts of this tragedy, seeking to bring understanding to the racial, cultural, and economic tensions in America's heartland. Winner at the 2011 San Francisco Asian Film Festival for Achievement in Citizen Journalism, the jury said, "A nuanced approach to an urgent contemporary issue - that of refugee and migrant struggles to find a home and justice in 21st-century America." Synopsis provided by filmmakers.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)729917464
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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