The Murder of Hi Good

In 1870 Northern California, a dark chapter in American history unfolds as "The Murder of Hi Good", a true-crime revisionist western that reexamines a long-held narrative of betrayal and racism. The film delves into the tragic murder of Hiram Good, California's most notorious Indian hunter, at the hands of his own indentured servant, Indian Ned, a native boy he had raised as a son. As historians question the circumstances surrounding Ned's actions, the film sheds light on the complexities of Native American life and the struggles faced by those living on ancestral lands.