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Wind River (2017), directed by Taylor Sheridan, is a crime thriller set in the remote and icy Wind River Indian Reservation. The story follows Cory Lambert (Jeremy Renner), a wildlife tracker, and FBI agent Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen) as they investigate the mysterious death of a young Native American woman.

Cory discovers the frozen body of Natalie Hanson, whose death reveals a tragic story of violence. Jane, inexperienced but determined, joins Cory in uncovering the truth. As they dig deeper, they face harsh elements, local struggles, and a web of corruption tied to the reservationโ€™s oil drilling camp.

The film explores justice, grief, and the struggles of Native American communities. Cory’s personal loss parallels the pain of Natalieโ€™s family, highlighting resilience in the face of tragedy. It sheds light on the neglect and challenges faced by marginalized groups.

With stunning cinematography, intense performances, and a focus on real-world issues, Wind River is both haunting and powerful. Its emotional depth and social commentary leave a lasting impression, raising awareness about missing Native American women.

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