Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp EmailThe dusty world of fossil digs might seem boring, but Dinosaur 13 is a documentary that gives heart to those weathered bones. You’re drawn in by the passion and excitement of Pete Larson & co. as they discover the most complete T. Rex fossil in history, then left quietly devastated as it’s taken away from them. Their care and good intentions mean nothing against two-faced profiteering and FBI bureaucracy and you’re left demanding justice for these amateur paleontologist underdogs. Dinosaur 13 is shot beautifully, with recreations complementing archive footage and interviews, but it’s the people at its heart that make it shine. Provoking outrage at injustice, Dinosaur 13 is an emotional and inspiring watch for any viewer. RATING: 4/5 INFORMATION CAST: Pete Larson, Kristin Donnan, Neil Larson, Bill Harlan, Bob Farrar, Susan Hendrickson DIRECTOR: Todd Douglas Miller SYNOPSIS: Pete Larson and his team make the dinosaur discovery of a lifetime, but when the FBI, National Guard and Native Americans try to claim it from them, they face a battle for their fossils and their freedom. LINK: http://dinosaur13movie.com/ Dinosaur 13 – Sundance London Review was last modified: July 14th, 2015 by Tom Bond Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email