Neither Wolf, Nor Dog ~7:00 PM Showing

An incredible look at Native American Heritage through the eyes of 96 year old Lakota Indian.

“When white people won, it was a victory. When we [Native Americans] won, it was a massacre. When they fought for freedom, it was a revolution. When we fought for freedom, it was an uprising.”

“Neither Wolf Nor Dog” follows a writer, Kent Nerburn (Christopher Sweeney), an aging Lakota elder, Dan (Dave Bald Eagle), and an incredulous friend, Grover (Richard Ray Whitman) on an unexpected adventure through Lakota country. Kent takes on the monumental task of writing down Dan’s life stories to publish them as a book.

The film is laden with oral history and poignant observations on white and Native American relations. As Kent, a white American, opens himself to Dan’s storytelling and teaching, viewers are gently forced to confront the horrors of the past. It’s the type of film whose effect lasts much longer than its two-hour run, leaving viewers with knowledge they cannot ignore.