In “Woman Walks Ahead,” a handsome snooze of a historical drama, Jessica Chastain plays Catherine Weldon, a widowed New York City artist who travels to a North Dakota reservation in 1890 ...

On March 31 of this year, Green-Wood Cemetery celebrated Women’s History Month by hosting a special trolley tour called “Women Who Walked Ahead.” The tour included the graves of notable ...

Jessica Chastain's newest role contains a little more artistry than usual. The Oscar-nominated actress plays real-life artist Catherine Weldon in the period drama Woman Walks Ahead (now available ...

Starring Jessica Chastain, right, as Catherine Weldon and Michael Greyeyes, left, as Sitting Bull, "Woman Walks Ahead" depicts Weldon's journey to the Dakotas in the late 1800s to paint a portrait ...

In the clip, the actress plays Catherine Weldon, an American widowed artist from New York that travels alone via train to North Dakota in pursuit of painting a portrait of Chief Sitting Bull ...

In ‘Woman Walks Ahead,’ Jessica Chastain plays real-life figure Catherine Weldon, who befriended the Native American chief. What this 1800s film about Sitting Bull says about terrorism in 2017 ...

A24 and DIRECTV have taken U.S. rights to Susana White's Woman Walks Ahead about widowed artist Catherine Weldon who travelled to North Dakota in the 1880s to paint Chief Sitting Bull.

Eileen Pollack writes about Catherine Weldon, a woman from Brooklyn, who twice came to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation to work with Sitting Bull and to paint his portrait. Her first visit was ...

The film is based on a true story about the friendship between the Hunkpapa Lakota leader and Catherine Weldon, a widowed artist who traveled to North Dakota on a quest to paint Sitting Bull.