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| − | A school | + | A school with a racially mixed student body on an Indian reservation seeks the acceptance of a mostly bigoted white town. |
| − | The movie presents [[pacifism]] and [[Native American]] spirituality in a good light, along with some good old fashioned horse sense. | + | All the stock characters are here: the corrupt deputy sheriff; the wealthy, violent rustler and his son who takes after him but hates him. |
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| + | The movie presents [[pacifism]] and [[Native American]] spirituality in a good light, along with some good old fashioned horse sense. The plot involves a deputy sheriff's runaway daughter; Billy Jack, a halfbreed army veteran with a highly developed intuitive sense and unbeatable martial arts skills; and a heaping dose of improvisational theater. | ||
Revision as of 15:35, September 29, 2009
A school with a racially mixed student body on an Indian reservation seeks the acceptance of a mostly bigoted white town.
All the stock characters are here: the corrupt deputy sheriff; the wealthy, violent rustler and his son who takes after him but hates him.
The movie presents pacifism and Native American spirituality in a good light, along with some good old fashioned horse sense. The plot involves a deputy sheriff's runaway daughter; Billy Jack, a halfbreed army veteran with a highly developed intuitive sense and unbeatable martial arts skills; and a heaping dose of improvisational theater.