In a tense setting of the American West, we meet a young soldier named Honus Gant, who is recovering from the brutality of war. Along his journey, he encounters a Native American woman named Celia, who finds herself caught in the midst of a fierce conflict between the army and the indigenous tribes. At first, Gant is an idealist who believes in duty and justice, but as the plot unfolds, he begins to question the true intentions of his superiors.
The story takes a dark turn when Gant and Celia are forced to accompany a group of soldiers on a mission that quickly turns into a devastating attack against the natives. The contrast between the loyalty Gant feels towards his comrades and his growing repulsion for the atrocities they witness becomes more palpable. As events unfold, Gant faces a moral crisis and becomes a witness to the brutality of war, prompting him to reconsider his place in a world that seems filled with injustice.
Gant's journey is not only physical but also spiritual, as he seeks redemption in a world that appears to have lost its humanity. With a backdrop of action and a powerful message about war and racism, the film offers a sharp critique of the history of violence in the Wild West, urging us to reflect on the true consequences of war and human nature in extreme circumstances.