Tatanka (Director's Cut)

Dances With Wolves (1990)

This is a slightly extended scene where Kicking Bird is accompanied by a group of warriors, including Wind In His Hair, while visting Dunbar. They insist on finding out what his intentions are and if he has goods that are valuable for trade. He politely introduces coffee and sugar to the whole group and trades with them.

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[dextercochran]

When you're meeting new and different people, people like Kicking Bird are the greatest gift you could ask for.

[marioparedes]

The smile on wind in his hair is a small sign that he is starting to trust his host, something that was hard for him, beautiful scene

[damiansanchez]

This scene is fantastic, when hair in the wind pours sugar, first into his cup, then into the kicking bird cup, before pouring sugar on the others, he looks at Dunbar as if asking for permission, it's simply masterful because beyond what he gave them, he still needed his approval to continue using what was his, is for many reasons my top 5 favorite movies of my entire life.

[andyl]

Sigh. I really love this movie. It isn’t just about the Indians, it’s about people listening to one another and breaking down barriers and assumptions to find common ground.

We could sorely use people like Lieutenant John J Dunbar and Kicking Bird today.

[Ladybird]

I love when Wind In His Hair just tossed the sugar in Kicking Bird’s cup and he’s like “Omg dude... too much..” 🤣

[yeahwhatever]

Wind in his hair is easily my favourite character. This is such a beautiful movie. I don't know how many times I've seen it.

[softballevalex]

How Wind in His Hair smiles when he tastes the sugar!! XD XD Touches my heart every time lol

[PeppyHair]

Their manners when they all want sugar in their coffee is beautiful haha

[fluffdegoss]

I have never watched the directors cut. When Wind In His Hair looked over to John to make sure it was okay to share with the rest of them was awesome.

[gulalatas]

I love how Wind in his hair looked at h8m for permission before shared sugar with his friends. It shows he already respects him

[marcconyard]

The whole casting was top notch. So enjoyed this movie- and still do!

[jusgibs]

This is an absolute masterpiece! There’s something peaceful about it. I find myself watching it over and over again.

[lankylankster]

This is a great scene. Not only does it establish the connection between these three men, its humanity is universal. IMO, Wind In His Hair = passion while Kicking Bird = reason. They need each other, given one man cannot be right all the time. LL

[phutton]

Terrific acting. Love this movie, unconditionally.

[debbiemclaughlin]

The looks on their faces when he's acting out being a Buffalo. Priceless

[riproar]

I have watched this movie countless times since it was in the theater and I still laugh out loud during this scene. What great subtle acting when he tastes the sugar for the first time.

[nursesteve]

loved the look on Wind in His Hair's face when he tastes the sugar...he obviously liked I can imagine him saying something like "It feels like sand but tastes like honey"

[deanafromchicago]

I love how “Wind blowing in the hair” throws the sugar in the cup. 😁

[evanabbott]

I love how they’re like: “why’s this guy keep waving at us?”😁

[paulustarsus]

One of the best depictions of an ultra-noble nation. 💚❤🇮🇪☘