Pathfinder (film)

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Pathfinder
Pathfinder theatrical poster
Directed by	Marcus Nispel
Produced by	Marcus Nispel Mike Medavoy Arnold W. Messer
Written by	Laeta Kalogridis
Starring	Karl Urban Moon Bloodgood
Music by	Jonathan Elias
Cinematography	Daniel Pearl
Editing by	Jay Friedkin Glen Scantlebury
Distributed by	20th Century Fox
Release date(s)	April 13, 2007
Country	USA
Language	English
Budget	$31 million^[1]
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Pathfinder is a 2007 action-adventure film involving a conflict between Vikings and Native Americans. The movie is directed by Marcus Nispel, starring Karl Urban and Moon Bloodgood, it will be released on April 13, 2007 and has been rated R by the MPAA for strong brutal violence throughout.

1 Plot Synopsis
2 Cast
3 Footnotes
4 External links

[edit] Plot Synopsis

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A Viking child becomes the lone survivor of a shipwreck, after his marauding Norse clan raids a coastal Native American village for slaves. Despite his blonde hair and strange language, the ten year-old is adopted by the local Wampanoag tribe, who raise him to become a hunter and warrior.

Fifteen years later, the young man, known to his tribe as Ghost (Karl Urban), is still trying to escape his past. As the Vikings return to storm America, they carry out an attack that annihilates Ghost’s tribe and endangers the woman he loves (Moon Bloodgood). As a survivor on the run and seeking vengeance, Ghost comes under the guidance of the Pathfinder (Russell Means), a powerful shaman who foresees the young man’s unexpected destiny: as the hero who will wage a war against the Vikings and becomes his people’s savior.