Woman Walks Ahead (2017)
Overview
Based on a true story, this riveting western follows a headstrong New York widow as she journeys west to meet Sioux chief Sitting Bull, facing off with an army officer intent on war with Native Americans.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.1624 |
Directed By
Susanna White
Crew
Mike Eley
Geoffrey Kirkland
Billy W. Ray
Wilhelm Pfau
Stephanie Collie
Katie Douthit
Linda Dowds
Scott Christopher Clark
Kevin Duran
Rachel Lively
Brooke Peters
Chris Reisz
Joshua Swanson
Bayard Carey
Robert Farr
Brian Gilligan
Stephen Griffiths
Andy Shelley
Paul Driver
Sheila Wickens
Brian Barela
Michelle Kelly
Kim Trujillo
Barcie Waite
Susanna White
Andrea Calderwood
Marshall Herskovitz
Susan Kirr
Erika Olde
Richard Solomon
Lucia Zucchetti
Edward Zwick
George Fenton
Steven Knight
Steven Rosenblum
Matis Rei
Rory Aitken
Peter Hampden
Norman Merry
Lisa Wolofsky
Andie Davies
TOP CAST
Jessica Chastain
Catherine Weldon
Michael Greyeyes
Sitting Bull
Sam Rockwell
Silas Groves
Ciarán Hinds
James McLaughlin
Chaske Spencer
Chaska
Bill Camp
General Crook
Willy RunsAbove
Chief Black Bear
Louisa Krause
Loretta
Robert Mirabal
Only Man
Monika Crowfoot
Seen By The Nation
David Midthunder
Shell King
Rulan Tangen
Susan McLaughlin
Robert Moreno Sr.
Thunder
Ben Ziegler
Attacker in Cannonball
Boots Southerland
Cab Driver NY
Ben Black Bear
Chief
Rachel Singer
Dry Goods Assistant
Andersen Kee
Indian Policeman
Cosme Duarte
Indian Policeman
Rod Rondeaux
Indian Robber
Luce Rains
Old Man at Train Station
Debbie Black Lance
Old Sioux Woman
Makayah Starley Crowfoot
Sioux Child
DezBaa'
Sioux Woman at Ration Day
Lyle Sandoval
Tracker
Jacob Browne
Waiter in Dining Car
Kindall Charters
Waiter in Sleeping Car
Susan Conklin
Woman in Cannonball
Brenda Wehle
Anna Maria Valentine (uncredited)
David Hight
Cavalry Lt. (uncredited)
Josh Outzen
Cavalry Soldier (uncredited)
Lyle DeRose
Cavalry Soldier (uncredited)
Rip Lowe
Cavalry Soldier (uncredited)
Philip David Pickard
Colonel (uncredited)
Rodrigo Tactaquin
Ghost Dancer (uncredited)
Manny Greenfield
Government Official (uncredited)
Rick Tadra
Government Offical (uncredited)
Michael Nouri
Karl Valentine (uncredited)
Claire Weinstein
Native Woman (uncredited)
Andrea Good
Native Villager (uncredited)
Denita Wolf
Townsperson (uncredited)
Richard Beal
Townsperson (uncredited)
Stephen Conn
Townsperson (uncredited)
Tami Nichols Reilly
Townsperson (uncredited)
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