Andrew is a young Native man struggling to overcome the disillusionment of his people. Unemployed and faced with the unplanned and difficult pregnancy of his girlfriend Kelsey, Andrew must prove himself worthy of fatherhood by following the traditional path of his ancestors.
Dakota House
Andrew
Chief Simon Baker
Narrator (voice)
Glen Gould
Vania Stager
Kelsy
Nathan Smith
Melody Southcombe
Zach Douglas
Yul Baker
Maya Avila
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