Pete Mickens is the main antagonist in the 2017 crime-thriller film Wind River. He is a particularly vulgar crew member of the oil rig security team. He is portrayed by James Jordan.
In a flashback, Matt's drunken colleagues barge into his trailer while he is in bed with Natalie. Matt is provoked to violence, and the other guards retaliate while Pete rapes Natalie.
Some of what she encounters on the reservation is foreign to her, particularly Natalie's mother sobbing and cutting herself with a knife as a way to deal with her daughter's death. But Jane takes in the scene without attempting to intervene.
During her recovery in the hospital, Jane expressed her gratitude to Cory for saving her earlier and although she claimed to have been only lucky to have made it out alive, Lambert comforted her by telling her that she was really strong, moving her to the point that she cried.
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How much of Wind River was true?
While Wind River is not based on a true story, the movie's plot is rooted in the very real, horrifying, and lesser-talked-about experiences of missing women and sexual violence throughout the female Indigenous American community.
Jane is upset because it's not being labeled a homicide, even though everyone knows she died while running for her life. Corey, Jane, and Ben all head to the LittleFeather house of Sam Littlefeather, which is a drug den on the reservation as they look for clues.
After returning to town, they go to the medical examiner's office who explains that Natalie was raped by an unknown number of people, but that she died from the cold hitting her lungs and causing them to burst and she died alone.
The 2017 crime drama Wind River was filmed in the majestic western landscape of Wyoming and Utah. With its beautiful backdrop, the movie captures the essence of the American West. Most scenes were shot in Summit County, Utah, where much of the mountainous terrain is seen onscreen.
During her recovery in the hospital, Jane expressed her gratitude to Cory for saving her earlier and although she claimed to have been only lucky to have made it out alive, Lambert comforted her by telling her that she was really strong, moving her to the point that she cried.
While Wind River is not based on a true story, the movie's plot is rooted in the very real, horrifying, and lesser-talked-about experiences of missing women and sexual violence throughout the female Indigenous American community.
Jane is upset because it's not being labeled a homicide, even though everyone knows she died while running for her life. Corey, Jane, and Ben all head to the LittleFeather house of Sam Littlefeather, which is a drug den on the reservation as they look for clues.
Before Yellowstone became the crowning glory of his career, Taylor Sheridan wrote and directed 2017's Wind River in his true directorial debut. Six years later, the award-winning film is getting a sequel, titled Wind River: The Next Chapter.
The 2017 crime drama Wind River was filmed in the majestic western landscape of Wyoming and Utah. With its beautiful backdrop, the movie captures the essence of the American West. Most scenes were shot in Summit County, Utah, where much of the mountainous terrain is seen onscreen.
Jane explores things with Michael, but eventually realizes that Rafael is now her one true love and wants to be with him. However, Rafael doesn't want her back anymore after everything happened because he doesn't trust her anymore after all the times she's broken his heart.
After scripting both Sicario and Hell or High Water, Taylor Sheridan takes his turn at directing as well as writing, and the results are equally as effective. This is yet another first class, highbrow thriller that Sheridan can add to his resume. Amazing movie, great acting and it is truly a heartbreaking story.
Like many western states, Wyoming has an Indian reservation within its borders. The Wind River Indian Reservation contains over 2.2 million acres located in the central part of the state. It is home for the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes.
Michael and Jane got married in Chapter Forty-Four. Jane and Michael have sex for the first time and Jane finally loses her virginity in Chapter Forty-Seven.
