Who Bombed Judi Bari?

This documentary investigates the 1990 bombing of environmental activist Judi Bari's car, which severely injured her. The film explores the subsequent investigation by the FBI and local law enforcement, who quickly pointed the finger at Bari herself, suggesting she bombed her own car to frame eco-terrorists. It delves into the evidence, the activists' claims of a frame-up, and the broader context of the intense environmental and timber industry conflicts in Northern California during that era.

The film was generally well-received by critics for its compelling investigation into a controversial and unresolved case. It was praised for highlighting the complexities of activism, law enforcement tactics, and the pursuit of justice for a figure who was both celebrated and vilified. Audience reception focused on the film's thought-provoking narrative and its deep dive into a significant moment in environmental history.

• A gripping and important examination of an unresolved injustice.

• Sheds light on the tactics used against environmental activists.

• Raises serious questions about the FBI's investigation and motives.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Seattle International Film Festival and the Mill Valley Film Festival.

The film features extensive archival footage and interviews with key figures involved in the case, including Bari's former partner and fellow activist Darryl Cherney, who has tirelessly worked to uncover the truth behind the bombing.