Family,Comedy,Western
United States of America
One Little Indian is a 1973 Western adventure film directed by Bernard McEveety and starring James Garner, Vera Miles, and Clay O'Brien.
The story follows Sergeant Trent (played by Garner), a disgraced Army deserter who steals a camel and flees across the desert with a young white boy named Mark (played by O'Brien), who was raised by the Navajo Indians. Trent's ultimate goal is to reach Mexico, where he plans to sell the camel and start a new life.
Along the way, the odd pair encounters several obstacles, including a posse of soldiers pursuing Trent for desertion and a group of hostile Apache warriors. They also come across a friendly Mexican family who helps them when they are in need.
As they travel together, Trent and Mark slowly develop a bond that transcends their differences in age, race, and background. Trent becomes a father figure to Mark and gradually gains redemption for his past mistakes.
Overall, One Little Indian is a heartwarming adventure film that explores themes of friendship, forgiveness, and self-discovery.
