Shawnee Pourier

Ufak bir kasabada küçük bir çocuk kaybolunca, gizli deneyler, korkutucu doğaüstü güçler ve tuhaf bir küçük kızın da parçası olduğu bir gizem ortaya çıkar.

Yıl 1971, Navajo polisinden Teğmen Joe Leaphorn, birbiriyle alakasız gibi görünen bir dizi suç tarafından kuşatılır. Gerçeğe yaklaştıkça da geçmişinin yaralarını daha çok ortaya çıkardığı bu yolculuğa yeni yardımcısı Jim Chee de eşlik eder. İki adamın gizemleri çözme yolunda ipucu aradığı ve kendi ruhani inançlarına da meydan okur.

Geçmişlerinden kaçan bir anne ve oğul, Amerikan Batı Yakası'nın özgürlük ve zalimlikle harmanlanmış sert coğrafyasında kendilerine bir aile kurarlar.

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Without parents to guide them, two girls reflect on the love their parents modeled and the grief of their loss.