Either that, or they’re shown as tragic, noble figures who sacrifice themselves for white people.
“I’m just so tired of everybody trying to be so delicate about things,” he says.
“[The Native Americans] were pissed.
Owen Crow Shoe as Pionsenay in ‘Horizon: An American Saga’.Warner Bros
I don’t feel like I have to [hold someone’s hand].
‘Oh my God, here we go again.
Indians are the bad guys.’
Of course, they’re not the bad guys.
“That was brought about because of those tents [of settlers],” he explains.
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“I’m not interested in spoon-feeding people,” he says of his approach.
Their anger is they’re not able to hunt.
They have to go and interact with tribes when they had long ago settled those issues.”
The first chapter ofHorizonis now in theaters.Chapter 2debuts Aug. 16.
