Summary The film "Dances with Wolves" tells the story of the relationship between a Civil War fighter and a band of Souix Indians. The film opens on a particularly dull note, as desperate Union lieutenant John W. Dunbar attempts to massacre himself during a suicide mission, but instead turns into an unwitting saint. His activities led him to be reassigned to a remote post in South Dakota, where he experienced the Sioux. Attracted by the common simplicity of their way of life, he decides to abandon his previous life to accompany them and takes on the name Dances with Wolves. Before long, “Dances with Wolves” became a welcome part of the tribe and sparked passionate feelings for a white lady who grew up among the tribe. His quiet presence was weakened, however, when Union fighters landed with outlines on Sioux country. Movie Quality In 1990, Kevin Costner released a film that received many amazing reviews and is by some recognized as an interesting film because of its treatment of American Indians. Kevin Costner treated, administered...