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RE: "Little Big Man" I consider one of the finest films...

Posted by mpathus on December 2, 2009 at 21:43:50:
..as an offbeat and compassionate take on the "American Western".

It takes a tribe of "Human Being" to turn Hollywood bias on its head - a pre-classic to a modern sensibility on the subject on revisionist Western history.

Arthur Penn made this 1970 doosie, that shows compassion for indigenous peoples - could be an allegory for missguided 20th century policies, domestic (Vietnam) and foreign (Israeli-Palestinian) conflicts.

It stepped on the establishment's toes.

I love it.