In the vast and desert land of the United States in the late 19th century, a group of Cheyenne Native Americans lives at the heart of their culture, but the relentless expansion of settlers threatens their way of life. Determined to reclaim their place in the land that belongs to them, a band of Cheyenne led by the noble and brave chief seeks the path westward, away from the reservations imposed upon them. Their journey becomes an act of survival, in search of a home and a future where they can live in harmony with nature.
Along the way, they encounter the sinful ambition of the settlers who have come, border by border, as well as the forces of the U.S. Army, determined to halt their advance. As tensions rise, the Cheyenne community faces devastating challenges, while some of their members confront the reality of the struggle for their rights and existence. Set against a backdrop of stunning landscapes and a soundtrack that evokes the tension of the moment, the story delves into human interactions, revealing both the internal struggle of the Cheyenne and the indifference of a government that has failed them.
Ultimately, the film confronts us with a painful truth about America's past and the resilience of those who have been unjustly oppressed, all through the poignant perspective of those simply seeking their place in the world.