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    ‘The Unknown Country’ review: A beautiful debut film starring Lily Gladstone

    The sign above the highway-located Conoco gas station says it plainly: WELCOME TO MID-AMERICA. Writer-director Morrisa Maltz’s eloquent debut feature, “The Unknown Country,” follows a woman, Tana, on a road trip she’s mapping out as she goes, from Minnesota to South Dakota. There, in and around the reservation where her people live or used to, Tana reconnects after many years with various ...
    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Aug 24, 2023 2 minutes
    Lily Gladstone as Tana, a woman searching for her grandmother's roots in "The Unknown Country."

    The sign above the highway-located Conoco gas station says it plainly: WELCOME TO MID-AMERICA.

    Writer-director Morrisa Maltz’s eloquent debut feature, “The Unknown Country,” follows a woman, Tana, on a road trip she’s mapping out as she goes, from Minnesota to South Dakota. There, in and around the reservation where her people

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