The Right of the People

Year: 1986

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Jeffrey Bloom

The Second Amendment of the Constitution underpins this drama, tracking a lawyer’s crusade to secure the right for citizens to carry handguns. After his wife and daughter were killed in a robbery, he becomes driven to prevent similar tragedies, confronting legal obstacles, political opposition, and his own grief in pursuit of change.

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