Michelle Thrush

Pathfinder -- In an untamed, primordial America, 500 years before Columbus will reach its shores, unfolds an epic battle between love and hate that will change one man?s destiny and the future of a nation: PATHFINDER.

Skins -- For Police officer Rudy Yellow Lodge, the painful legacy of Native American existence on an Indian reservation is brought home every night as he locks up the drunk and disorderly, which frequently includes his own alcoholic brother, Mogie.

In an untamed, primordial America, 500 years before Columbus will reach its shores, unfolds an epic battle between love and hate that will change one man?s destiny and the future of a nation: PATHFINDER.

In an untamed, primordial America, 500 years before Columbus will reach its shores, unfolds an epic battle between love and hate that will change one man?s destiny and the future of a nation: PATHFINDER.

In an untamed, primordial America, 500 years before Columbus will reach its shores, unfolds an epic battle between love and hate that will change one man's destiny and the future of a nation: Pathfinder. This action-adventure saga recreates one of the most riveting, yet never-before-seen, eras in human history – when Viking "dragon" ships from the mysterious Norse lands arrived out of nowhere to invade a pristine North America. Inspired by historical findings, yet forged with the magic and style of a modern graphic novel, Pathfinder comes to life in a cinematic experience filled with intense and primal action.

Five hundred years before Columbus, barbaric Vikings invaded North America and left behind one of their own. Raised by the Wampanoag Indians, the former Viking (Karl Urban) must confront his past when the Vikings threaten to destroy his tribe.

In the shadow of Mt. Rushmore, one of America's favorite tourist attractions, lies one of her poorest counties, The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. For Police officer Rudy Yellow Lodge, the painful legacy of Indian existence is brought home every night as he locks up drunk and disorderly Indians, which frequently includes his own alcoholic brother, Mogie. Rudy's frustration with the alcoholism on the 'rez' leads him to take the law into his own hands, but his trail of vengeance ends tragically when he unwittingly injures Mogie. Ironically, their relationship achieves redemption after Rudy's tragic error in judgment, and the brothers begin the process of mending their fractured relationship. Ultimately, Rudy is able to honor his big brother, as well as his people, with one exhilarating and life-affirming act of defiance, revealing the redemptive power of the love between the two brothers.

For Police officer Rudy Yellow Lodge, the painful legacy of Native American existence on an Indian reservation is brought home every night as he locks up the drunk and disorderly, which frequently includes his own alcoholic brother, Mogie.

For Police officer Rudy Yellow Lodge, the painful legacy of Native American existence on an Indian reservation is brought home every night as he locks up the drunk and disorderly, which frequently includes his own alcoholic brother, Mogie.

A police officer patrolling one of the nation's poorest counties, the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, lashes out at the problems of poverty and alcoholism which plague his county and in doing so accidentally injures his older brother.

Only Jim Jarmusch could direct a Western like this: a poetry-loving American Indian mistakes accountant William Blake (Johnny Depp) for the English writer by the same name, while bounty hunters take Blake for a murderer. Jarmusch packs his independent-minded film with an unlikely collection of castmates, including Iggy Pop, Gabriel Byrne, John Hurt -- and Robert Mitchum, in one of his final big-screen roles.

Chee (Lou Diamond Phillips) is a student of the old ways who wanted to be a medicine man before he became a lawman. Now as a cop covering the Arizona Territories belonging to the Hopi and Navajo Indians, he's torn between both worlds.