Trivia Spin Answers What problem do the characters of the film struggle against?

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• Amistad Slavery
• Chop
  Shop Child
  labour
• Colette Gender
  inequality
• Selma Racial
  segre
  gation
• The Fifth
  Estate No
  freedom
  of speech
• The Giver No
  freedom
  of choice

The year is 1839. Aboard the Spanish ship "La Amistad," which is transporting African slaves, a revolt erupts. The mutineers violently overthrow the crew and seize the ship. Unfamiliar with navigation, they attempt to return home but instead end up off the coast of Long Island. Now, they face trial, and if they lose, they risk extradition to the Spanish government and subsequent execution. It seems hopeless. Nevertheless, a young and ambitious lawyer, Roger Baldwin, takes on the defence of the fugitives. Steven Spielberg's film "Amistad" is magnificent both artistically and technically.