Columbus Day legacy / a co-production of Trickster Films, L.L.C. and Native American Public Telecommunications, Inc. (NAPT) with major funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting ; produced by Leighton C. Peterson ; directed by Bennie Klain.

"Since 1992, the Denver Italian-American community has proudly and publicly celebrated Columbus Day with a revived parade-- long a part of the city's history -- much to the dismay of the local American Indian Movement chapter who are equally determined to vilify the man credited with 'discovering' America. The history of this annual parade is peppered with both verbal and physical violence, challenging ideas of political correctness and freedom of assembly. Both the Italian and Native Americans are strong, vibrant, tight-knit communities, a point conveyed by the film as it uncovers conflicting notions of the freedom of speech, the interpretation of history and what it means to be an American"--Container.