Travis Wilkerson's most recent experimental documentary addresses the Butte, Montana, lynching of Wobbly organizer Frank Little. Bringing together archival documents and images of present-day Butte, miners' songs and Little's speeches, Wilkerson delves into the history of Montana and the Anaconda Copper Company as a story of modern capitalism. Both a lament and a call for action, An Injury to One is a work of historical inquiry, a portrait of a town, a person, and a company, and a contextual study in which the parts reverberate with intelligence and complexity.