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Hostiles<\/b><\/i>\u00a0is a 2017 American\u00a0Western drama<\/a>\u00a0film written and directed by\u00a0Scott Cooper<\/a>, based on a story by\u00a0Donald E. Stewart<\/a>. It stars\u00a0Christian Bale<\/a>,\u00a0Rosamund Pike<\/a>,\u00a0Wes Studi<\/a>, and\u00a0Ben Foster<\/a>;\u00a0Stephen Lang<\/a>,\u00a0Jesse Plemons<\/a>,\u00a0Rory Cochrane<\/a>,\u00a0Adam Beach<\/a>,\u00a0Q’orianka Kilcher<\/a>,\u00a0Jonathan Majors<\/a>, and\u00a0Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet<\/a>\u00a0appear in supporting roles.<\/p>\n

It follows a U.S. Army cavalry officer in 1892 who must escort a\u00a0Cheyenne<\/a>\u00a0war chief and his family back to their home in\u00a0Montana<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The film had its world premiere on September 2, 2017, at the\u00a0Telluride Film Festival<\/a>. It had a\u00a0limited release<\/a>\u00a0in the United States by\u00a0Entertainment Studios<\/a>\u00a0beginning December 22, 2017, before going wide on January 26, 2018. It received generally positive reviews from critics, but grossed just $35 million worldwide.<\/p>\n

In the\u00a0New Mexico Territory<\/a>\u00a0in 1892, settler Rosalee Quaid and her family are attacked by a\u00a0Comanche<\/a>\u00a0war party, who kill her husband and three children. Rosalee escapes by hiding under a rock outcrop.<\/p>\n

At Fort Berringer, soon-to-retire\u00a0U.S. Army<\/a>\u00a0Captain<\/a>\u00a0Joseph Blocker is ordered by\u00a0President Harrison<\/a>\u00a0to escort the cancer-stricken Cheyenne war chief Yellow Hawk and four members of his family back to their tribal lands in Montana. Blocker initially refuses, as Yellow Hawk and he are old enemies from the\u00a0Great Sioux War of 1876<\/a>, but accepts under the threat of\u00a0court-martial<\/a>\u00a0and loss of his\u00a0pension<\/a>. Blocker sets out for Montana accompanied by his old friend,\u00a0First Sergeant<\/a>\u00a0Thomas Metz, long-time aide\u00a0Corporal<\/a>\u00a0Woodson,\u00a0West Point<\/a>\u00a0newcomer\u00a0Lieutenant<\/a>\u00a0Kidder, and a young\u00a0private<\/a>, Dejardin.<\/p>\n

Blocker challenges Yellow Hawk to a knife fight, but he refuses. The group comes across the destroyed Quaid house and Rosalee’s dead husband. They find a traumatized Rosalee and her deceased children. After some convincing, Rosalee agrees to join the company until their next stop-over in Fort Winslow,\u00a0Colorado<\/a>. They are soon ambushed by the Comanche, who kill Dejardin and seriously injure Woodson before being forced to retreat. After the attack, Yellow Hawk persuades Blocker to unchain his family and him so they can help. The following day, three dead Comanches are discovered, and Blocker correctly deduces that Yellow Hawk and his son Black Hawk snuck out of camp and killed them overnight.<\/p>\n

At Fort Winslow, the group drops off the wounded Woodson, and Blocker arranges for Rosalee to stay with the fort’s commander, but she chooses to remain with the group. Blocker is asked to bring disgraced Sergeant Philip Wills to be hanged for having deserted from Fort Pierce and murdered a Native family. Two members of the fort, Corporal Thomas and Sergeant Malloy, join Blocker’s company to oversee Wills, who chastises Blocker and the Natives.<\/p>\n

Near camp, the chief’s daughter-in-law Elk Woman and Rosalee are abducted and raped by three\u00a0fur traders<\/a>. The group hunts down and kills the culprits. Malloy is killed in the fight. The next night, Metz walks into a downpour and begins to express guilt for his past actions against the Natives, leaving Blocker concerned. He asks for mercy from Chief Yellow Hawk before returning to his tent. Meanwhile, Wills feigns illness, allowing him to kill Kidder and escape. Blocker is awakened by Wills killing Kidder and wounds Wills as he escapes. Metz chases after him against Blocker’s orders.<\/p>\n

The next day, the group finds their bodies with Metz still clutching a gun in his hand following his own suicide. A devastated Blocker is consoled by Rosalee. They travel farther north as Yellow Hawk’s condition continues to deteriorate. Blocker makes peace with the chief for the hardships they have inflicted upon one another over the years.<\/p>\n

Yellow Hawk dies just as the group arrives at the tribal lands in Montana, where he is buried. As Blocker and others prepare to leave, a rancher and his three sons arrive and declare that they own the land, and order Blocker and the rest of the group to leave with the chief’s body. Blocker informs them of the president’s orders, only to be threatened at gunpoint. Blocker refuses, and a shootout ensues. Black Hawk, Living Woman, Elk Woman, and Corporal Thomas are killed and buried next to the chief.<\/p>\n

Rosalee decides to take Black Hawk’s orphan son, Little Bear, with her to\u00a0Chicago<\/a>. At the train station, the two thank and bid an emotional farewell to Blocker. He hands Little Bear a gift – a book about\u00a0Julius Caesar<\/a>. As the train departs, Blocker decides to step aboard.<\/p>\n