The Daughter of Dawn
Summary
In the sweeping vistas of early 20th-century Native American territories, *The Daughter of Dawn* unfurls a visceral drama steeped in both tender affection and fierce tribal loyalty. The narrative pivots around Dawn, the spirited daughter of a Kiowa chief, whose heart becomes the contested ground between two formidable figures: the noble Kiowa warrior White Eagle and the compelling Comanche chieftain, Black Wolf. This profound romantic entanglement, simmering beneath the surface of fragile inter-tribal peace, tragically ignites a devastating conflict between the Kiowa and Comanche nations. The film masterfully delineates the cascade of events, illustrating how deeply personal desires and the ancient tenets of honor can inextricably intertwine, ultimately testing the very resilience of communities and the intricate tapestry of their traditions.
Synopsis
This restored silent film features a love triangle involving a Kiowa chief's daughter and ensuing conflict between Kiowa and Comanche villages.
Director
Hunting Horse, Grover Takone, Myers Horse, Esther LeBarre, Haumpy, Old Man Tsoodle, Waldo Daukei, Blue Jay, Ella Apekum, Frank Skinny, Oscar Yellow Wolf, Caddo Mausape, White Parker, Slim Tyebo, Little Joe, Silverhorn, Jack Sankeydoty, Em-koy-e-tie, Mark Auchiah, Geimausaddle, Belo Cozad, Daugemah, Stecker, Old Man Saupitty, Old Lady Sunrise, Alice Apekum, Wanada Parker, Charley Buffalo, Pau-kau-sah
Charles Simone, Norbert A. Myles, Richard Banks
