Cinema - Heritage - LITTLE BIG MAN

Your 13th Sense cinema offers you a Heritage cycle to discover and rediscover repertory films on the big screen, as part of the "Did you say cult? - A l'aventure!" program, in partnership with RECIT (Réseau Est Cinéma Image et Transmission). LITTLE BIG MAN by Arthur Penn (1971) - With Dustin Hoffmann, Faye Dunaway and Martin Balsam (Original English version with French subtitles). At the age of 121, Jack Crabb, sole survivor of the Little Big Horn massacre, tells his story to a journalist. Adopted by a Cheyenne family, this pale-faced man is nicknamed Little Big Man for his immense courage. One day, his entire tribe is massacred by the Whites, and Jack is taken in by a preacher and his wife. But the young man is torn between his Indian origins and his new people...