Woman Walks Ahead

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Katy H. @Setsukokate Jul 22 Michael Greyeyes should of won and Oscar for his performance, I’ll never understand why Jessica did not promote this more, it was a well written story with a great woman director. It’s sad how much Hollywood has jipped Michael Grey eyes. He’s truly a talented actor that needs to be looked at more from Hollywood and be allowed to do much more bigger leading roles. I feel like Hollywood’s really missing out on this great man. See more Megan e @RT58906942 10/30/2023 Surprising film with excellent performances! "it's damn hard being brave". 5 stars See more Ashley H @ashleyhobgood87 05/22/2023 Woman Walks Ahead is a decent film. It is about a portrait painter from 1890s Brooklyn who travels to Dakota to paint a portrait of Sitting Bull. Jessica Chastain and Louise Krause give good performances. The script is a little slow in places. Susanna White did alright job directing this movie. I liked this motion picture because of the drama and history. See more 05/16/2022 I enjoyed this movie and the story it told about painter Catherine Weldon among the Sioux Indians and Sitting Bull leading up to the Massacre of Wounded Knee which to this day is a black mark on the history books for the American Cavalry. See more 06/26/2021 An touching drama based on historical events with a skilled cast and inspiring locations. Although I was disappointed to see New Mexico as a stand-in for North Dakota. I would recommend and tire of reading comments from "Top Critics" who criticize fictional dramas based on historical characters as if they were non-fiction biographies. This is not a documentary. In this time of Covid, maybe I like a hint of romance mixed with history. I may not be a "Top Critic", but I have been watching films for over 50 years. See more debie k @RT95290868 04/27/2021 Entertaining. Well acted. Good cinematography. Slow paced, decent script that does have several historical inaccuracies, but also portrays some informative historical facts on the 1887 Dawes Act, the treatment of the Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux and their leader Sitting Bull, and the unrest in the Dakota Territory. Not sure why it has the R rating, no blatant nudity or language with 2 mildly violent scenes. If you watch, not for historical accuracy, but purely for entertainment value, this is a compelling and enjoyable movie IMHO! (to get the historically accurate info, I suggest looking up Sitting Bull and Catherine Weldon after watching the film) See more Read all reviews

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