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Lily Gladstone, Kiowa Gordon to Star in Supernatural Western ‘The Curse of Silver’

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Lily Gladstone and Kiowa Gordon are set to star in The Curse of Silver, a new supernatural horror-western that will reunite the actors with Quantum Cowboys director Geoff Marslett.

Gladstone, an Oscar nominee known for Killers of the Flower Moon, and Gordon, known for Twilight and Dark Winds, are attached to lead the film. Marslett will co-direct alongside Gordon.

Set along the Texas-Mexico border following the Civil War, The Curse of Silver follows two Union deserters who bring a cursed chest of Confederate silver into a town under siege. Their arrival unknowingly unleashes supernatural violence.

The project marks another collaboration between Gladstone, Gordon, and Marslett following Quantum Cowboys.

The Curse of Silver has also been selected as one of 80 projects participating in the 2026 Gotham Week Project Market, taking place Sept. 27 through Oct. 3 in Brooklyn.

The film adds another project to the growing body of work featuring Gladstone and Gordon, two Native actors with prominent roles across film and television.

Source: Deadline, “Lily Gladstone & Kiowa Gordon To Star In Horror Western ‘The Curse Of Silver,’” Sept. 28, 2026.

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Miiskogihmiiwan “Miisko” Poupart-Chapman is a Dakota and Ojibwe writer, artist, and social media coordinator for The Circle. She is Dakota from the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, an enrolled member of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, and Bear Clan. Her work celebrates Indigenous voices, creativity, and community.

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