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Dances with Wolves |
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Genre
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Western,
Epic Western,
Revisionist Western,
Indian Western.
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Year
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1990 |
Director
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Kevin Costner.
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Actors
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Kevin Costner,
Mary McDonnell,
Graham Greene,
Rodney Grant,
Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman,
Tantoo Cardinal,
Robert Pastorelli,
Charles Rocket,
Maury Chaykin,
Jimmy Herman,
Nathan Lee Chasing His Horse,
Kirk Baltz,
Maretta Big Crow,
Clayton Big Eagle,
Billy Burton,
Steve Chambers,
Doris Leader Charge,
Richard Leader Charge,
Buffalo Child,
Otakuye Conroy,
Frank P. Costanza,
Annie Costner,
Bill W. Curry,
R.L. Curtin,
Elise Daniel,
Chad Dowdell,
Conor Duffy,
Tom Everett,
David J. Fuller,
Robert Goldman,
Wayne Grace,
Carter Hanner,
Kent Hays,
Marvin Holy,
Donald Hotton,
Larry Joshua,
Jason R. Lone Hill,
James Mitchell,
Raymond Newholy,
Redwing Ted Nez,
Tony Pierce,
Percy White Plume,
Steve Reevis,
Michael Spears,
Wes Studi,
John Tail,
Nick Thompson,
Ryan White Bull,
Sheldon Peters Wolfchild.
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File
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Runtime: |
181:00 |
Codec: |
dvd-rip |
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700.06 Mb |
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Storyline:
A historical drama about the relationship between a Civil War soldier and a band of Sioux Indians, Kevin Costner's directorial debut was also a surprisingly popular hit, considering its length, period setting, and often somber tone. The film opens on a particularly dark note, as melancholy Union lieutenant John W. Dunbar attempts to kill himself on a suicide mission, but instead becomes an unintentional hero. His actions lead to his reassignment to a remote post in remote South Dakota, where he encounters the Sioux. Attracted by the natural simplicity of their lifestyle, he chooses to leave his former life behind to join them, taking on the name Dances with Wolves. Soon, Dances with Wolves has become a welcome member of the tribe and fallen in love with a white woman who has been raised amongst the tribe. His peaceful existence is threatened, however, when Union soldiers arrive with designs on the Sioux land. Some detractors have criticized the film's depiction of the tribes as simplistic; such objections did not dissuade audiences or the Hollywood establishment, however, which awarded the film seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture. |
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