The Return of Kid Cooper

In a gritty Wild West setting reminiscent of Cormac McCarthy, "Nate Cooper" follows an old-school cowboy facing the monumental changes of 1910, as progress clashes with tradition. After nearly 30 years in prison for a wrongful conviction, Nate returns to find the Blackfoot Indians still being marginalized by local ranchers, igniting his quest for justice. With unwavering principles and the support of his former love, he embarks on a journey to confront corruption, knowing that the pursuit of justice often comes with a heavy cost.