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I am Osage Indian and some of this movie makes sense. Like Indians and different cultures trying to get along (Hence the bikers and the Navajo in the movie). Someone has to make the first step in this process. But it features two boys going on vision quests to seek the help they need. I have never been on one of these but my uncle said it helps people to focus on their paths in life. So I think this movie is a great way to introduce people to Native American life that they might not have been involved in before. I always grew up wondering what life would be like off a reservation. I participated in Special Olympics since the sixth grade but I had never been far from the reservation I grew up on because of how my parents put it 'protection'. My mom was in the Air Force, Dad was in the army so I spent most of my life with my grandparents alway wondering what life would be like if I just grew up away from reservation life and that is how Thomas Blackhorse felt in the movie. He wanted to go to school and get a real job instead of staying where he was his entire life. I didn't really understand I was not the only one who felt this way till I watched this movie. That was when I went for my law degree and eventually got it. I am now living in an apartment complex and getting ready to open my law firm. But I have never forgotten how to live off the earth and to help the Osage Indians when they need it. I suggest to different people that they watch this movie because it is hitting awfully close to home about different Native American lifestyles.