The Phantom Herd

The narrative follows Luck Lindsay, who successfully manages a group of thirty-five Native American actors during a film production, ensuring they are returned to their Pine Ridge reservation in high spirits and with some earnings. He interacts positively with the actors and their families, promising future opportunities and advocating for them with other film companies. The story highlights themes of cultural representation in cinema, the dynamics of film production, and the complexities of the actors' experiences both on and off set.