Neither Wolf Nor Dog

Neither Wolf Nor Dog is a feature film from Scottish director Steven Lewis Simpson, adapted from Kent Nerburn's novel of the same name, which won a Minnesota Book Awards in 1995.

[2] Due to the success of his self-distributed release, Simpson was asked to give a TEDx Talk on his innovative distribution model.

[4] The film also stars Christopher Sweeney as Nerburn, Richard Ray Whitman as Grover, Roseanne Supernault as the twins Wenonah and Danelle, Tatanka Means as Delvin, Zahn McClarnon as Billy, and Harlen Standing Bear, Sr, as Jumbo.

The film is notable for a climactic scene shot at Wounded Knee, where the script and the novel were thrown away and Dave Bald Eagle improvised the whole scene from his heart, as his family had a closer connection to the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890 than even the character he was playing.

Box Office magazine profiled for the cinema industry in the US the success of the film's innovative release strategy.