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Bisbee '17

2018 · Movie · NR · 124 min

6.5(17)unSUB Rating

DocumentaryHistory

In a small Arizona mining town near the Mexican border, residents prepare to mark the centennial of a traumatic labor crackdown that tore their community apart. By staging reenactments and sharing family memories, they wrestle with competing versions of what happened and what it still means today.

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Details
Years
2018
Release date
2018-09-05
Language
English
Rated
NR
Runtime
124 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.9/10 (17 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you’re into unconventional, community-driven history that blends interviews with staged reenactments and moral debate, similar to Riotsville, USA; Not for you if you want a brisk, fact-first documentary.

Pros: unique doc-meets-reenactment; compelling local perspectives; timely social echoes | Cons: slow, meandering pace; leaves questions unanswered; reenactment over history

Cast & crew

  • Fernando Serrano

    Fernando Serrano

  • LM

    Laurie McKenna

  • GF

    Graeme Family

  • MA

    Mike Anderson

  • RH

    Richard Hodges

  • JW

    James West

Directed by Robert Greene