Thunderheart 4K 1992 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

FBI agent Ray, who has Native American blood running through his veins, is sent to a reservation to investigate a murder in which a fighter for the rights of this small people is suspected. There he meets the local sheriff and the tribal chief. As Ray gets closer to his goal, he becomes less and less sure of the suspect's guilt. In the end, the agent realizes that the US government is trying to use him to eliminate an undesirable person. And at that moment, the Indian in him awakens, whose heart cannot tolerate injustice and lies.

Review 4K Movie

The sun set behind the mountains, the sky turned bright orange, and the prairies sang of the crime that had been committed. Fast Deer, the fifth man on the tribal council, had been killed. An FBI agent was sent to the reservation, whose blood, in addition to Scottish and Irish, was Sioux Indian. The purpose of the trip was to reconcile the indigenous population and resolve internal conflicts among the residents of the reservation.

Ray's present was tied to his career, while his past was hidden beyond the boundaries of his mind. The land of his ancestors, upon meeting its “son,” spoke to him in dreams and visions, awakening forgotten childhood memories and opening his eyes to crimes.

On the reservation, Ray's name is Little Weasel. Indeed, when he arrives among the Indians, the man resembles a “little animal.” But the hero's heart, having undergone a transformation, will know the souls of his ancestors and learn the answers to sacred questions. The path to his own heart is not so close, Ray will understand this through his acquaintance with the people and knowledge of his roots.

Ray, believing in himself, will protect the tribe, and the tribe will find in Ray - Thunderheart, a guardian spirit, a spirit bound by blood to a man whose heart is filled with thunder.

The detective storyline of the film is accompanied by Native American rituals and customs: pipe smoking, purification in a sweat lodge, North American Indian dances—Powwows—and the exchange of modern world objects for objects of worship.

Actors in Thunderheart: Val Kilmer (half-breed detective), Graham Greene (Raven Horse), Ted Tin Elk (spiritual leader and elder), and others draw the viewer into the world of a people who believe in dreams, in the reincarnation of humans into other forms, and in life after death...

Today, Native American tribes live with the memory of “their” land, believing in freedom, and the rights granted to reservations are a kind of compensation for the uncontrolled extermination of the ancestors of modern Native Americans...

This is a worthy drama about the land, every crumb of which the people are ready to defend with their chests and their belief in their righteousness!