Geronimo and the Apache resistance
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Editor, Nicolas Kaufman ; cinematography, Doug Shaffer, Neil Goodwin ; music, Mason Daring ; research, Sharon O'Brien ; advisors, Keith Basso, Barney Burns, Mildred Cleghorn, Donald Cole, Laurie Davisson, Richard Ellis, Tom Naylor, Morris E. Opler, Dan Thrapp.

Series host, David McCullough ; narrator, Neil Goodwin ; commentators, Elbys Hugar, Berle Kanseah, Ruey Darrow, Mildred Cleghorn, Allan Houser, Melferd Yuzos Sr., Anita Lester, Josephine Lawhon, Narcissus Gayton, Kathleen Kanseah, Evelyn Gaines.

Originally broadcast by PBS as an episode of the television series American experience on November 22, 1988.

Descendants of legendary Native American leader Geronimo tell the story of a half-century of war, displacement, confinement, and finally resistance that ended with the decimation of the Chiricahua Apaches and the loss of their traditional homeland in the Southwest. Geronimo is revealed as a shrewd leader, formidable fighter, and poetic shaman--dedicated to a crusade to keep his ancestral land, repeatedly defying and eluding federal authorities. When the government finally forced his surrender in 1886, the Apaches were prisoners, moved to reservations in Florida and later Oklahoma. Their homeland was never returned to them. The film tells an unpleasant story of cruelty, prejudice, and betrayal, and of a tragic collision of two civilizations, each with startlingly different views of one another.

Not rated.

DVD; region 1; NTSC; Dolby Digital stereo.; full screen presentation, preserving the aspect ratio of the original television exhibition.

Closed captioned.