Years have passed since Lieutenant John Dunbar — now fully embraced by the Lakota as Dances with Wolves — turned his back on the U.S. Army and chose a life of freedom among the people he once thought of as enemies. But peace is fleeting. As the American frontier is swallowed by expansion, soldiers and settlers bring destruction, disease, and displacement to Native lands.

Years have passed since Lieutenant John Dunbar — now fully embraced by the Lakota as Dances with Wolves — turned his back on the U.S. Army and chose a life of freedom among the people he once thought of as enemies. But peace is fleeting. As the American frontier is swallowed by expansion, soldiers and settlers bring destruction, disease, and displacement to Native lands.

In Dances with Wolves II, Dunbar (Kevin Costner) returns to protect what remains of his adopted way of life. When a ruthless cavalry general arrives with orders to seize the land and “civilize” the tribes, Dunbar must decide whether to run, hide — or stand and fight. Alongside Wind In His Hair, Stands With A Fist, and a new generation of Lakota warriors, he leads a daring resistance rooted in unity, courage, and memory.
As cultures clash and the old world crumbles, Dances with Wolves II is a sweeping, emotional journey about legacy, sacrifice, and the final stand of a man caught between two identities — and two destinies.