Portrait of a Lakota Leader

After arriving in North Dakota, Catherine Weldon encounters resistance from the locals, who are wary of her intentions. Despite this, she persists in her efforts to connect with Sitting Bull and gain his trust. As she spends time with the Lakota people, she witnesses the injustices they face at the hands of the US government and becomes an advocate for their rights.

Catherine forms a deep bond with Sitting Bull and becomes deeply involved in the Lakota's struggles. She also faces opposition and threats from the authorities who seek to suppress the Lakota's resistance. Despite the challenges, Catherine remains steadfast in her commitment to support the Lakota's fight for justice.

As tensions escalate between the US government and the Lakota people, Catherine's involvement becomes increasingly dangerous. However, she continues to stand by the Lakota, even as her own safety is put at risk. The film culminates in a powerful and dramatic depiction of the struggle for indigenous rights and the impact of Catherine's courageous actions.