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Dvd Dances With Wolves Blu-ray Clear . Experience the extended cut of the 7-Oscar winning epic, Dances with Wolves. A Civil War lieutenant seeking isolation in Dakota discovers unexpected friendship with the Sioux, finding himself torn between two worlds. This powerful film, starring and directed by Kevin Costner, now includes 50 minutes of new footage, deepening the narrative with a buffalo hunt, enhanced soldier subplots, richer courtship scenes, and a greater Lakota perspective. Witness loyalty, conflict, and the fight for survival in this moving masterpiece. Extended cut.A brave lieutenant during the American Civil War chooses to be sent to a remote outpost in Dakota, where instead of conflict he finds friendship with the Sioux people.A story of loyalty and choosing between two worlds under the pressure of war and colonization.During the American Civil War, Lieutenant John Dunbar requests to be transferred to an isolated post in Dakota to suppress the Sioux tribe.But instead of creating hostility, he gains the trust of the Indians and becomes part of their community.This places him in the middle of the conflict between the white man´s plans for conquest and the indigenous people´s fight for survival, forcing him to take a stand.Kevin Costner stars as Dunbar and also marks his impressive directorial debut with a powerful and moving film that won 7 Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.The Extended Edition of Dances with Wolves adds about 50 minutes of footage to the original 3-hour theatrical release, stretching the runtime to a massive 236 minutes.The extra footage primarily consists of the following additions:The Stolen Buffalo.Hunt:A crucial sequence where Dunbar and his friend Kicking Bird witness the devastating massacre of white buffalo by hide hunters.Soldier Subplot:Extended scenes following the Army characters early in the film, detailing soldiers hiding in caves and the desertion of the fort.Deeper Courtship:Additional footage emphasizing the cultural gap and romantic tension between Dunbar and Stands With A Fist (Mary McDonnell).The Lakota Perspective:. tradeinn Techinn