A high school boy unwillingly moves to Southern Utah with his mother in this inspirational family feature. In Utah, the boy visits his imprisoned father, he meets a girl, he makes the school football team, and most significantly, he meets Wa To Huck. Wa To Huck is a Native American Indian who is said to possess the spirit of Jim Thorpe, a renowned Carlisle College athlete. With the encouragement of this spirit, the young boy uses the power of his cultural heritage to become a football champion and learns to take on life's challenges and make his dreams come true. The first independent motion picture in history to earn over $1m in Airline sales. Russell Means, and Jason Wiles lead; co-starring Margot Kidder, Amanda Peterson, Jake Busey, Max Casella, and Bruce Weitz as "Coach Woodhouse". William Clark directs from an adaptation by Mitch Davis; Inspired, in part, by the life of Wa Tho Huck (Jim Thorpe). Produced by David Anderson. Music by Arthur Kempel; Performed by The Greater Salt Lake Symphony. Made by Red Rock Films, Inc. for Leucadia Film Corporation. in Dolby Stereo® Copyright © 1994 Leucadia Film Corporation All Rights Reserved Not Rated/Video release [#33625]: PG (mild thematic elements)