Crooked River

Set in 1812, "Crooked River" follows the harrowing tale of Indian John, a young Chippewa accused of murdering a white trapper. Imprisoned and facing a biased justice system in a settler's loft, John struggles to navigate the impending trial while his young lawyer confronts the settlement's thirst for revenge. As tensions rise, 13-year-old Rebecca Carver grapples with her fears and the moral complexities surrounding the case. Inspired by a true story, the narrative explores themes of prejudice and the flaws of early American justice.