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Motion Pictures/Defamation
The U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut found that the 1970 film “A Man Called Horse” didn't defame the plaintiff, a Native American who claimed the movie depicted his people as “savages.” Dontigney v. Paramount Pictures Corp., 3:04cv2171 (JBA). The district court noted that the plaintiff “alleged no facts from which a reasonable person could infer that any statements or characterizations in 'A Man Called Horse' mentioned or were 'of and concerning' plaintiff himself. … Nor can it be said that the group or class of Native Americans is so small that a reasonable viewer necessarily would believe the film was directed toward [the plaintiff].”
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