Thomasine & Bushrod

Overview

Set in the early 1910s, Thomasine and Bushrod are a daring duo of outlaws making their mark in the American South. They target wealthy white elites, cleverly stealing their riches and redistributing the spoils among marginalized communities, including Mexicans, Native Americans, and impoverished whites. Their thrilling escapades highlight a Robin Hood-like ethos, as they navigate a landscape fraught with racial and economic tensions. The pair's defiance and camaraderie shine through their adventures, blending romance with social commentary in a unique portrayal of resistance against injustice.