In Alaska plot
Woody, a depressed 17-year-old boy from a hamlet in Alaska, does something improbably stupid: he shoots at The Oil Pipeline and becomes a 'most wanted' terrorist, hunted by seasoned FBI agent Susan Tarheel. The boy who once wanted to die is now running for his life. Lost in the wild, without a plan, Woody is no easy prey. And as Tarheel gets closer, she identifies more and more with the boy. As Woody flees across Alaska to Arctic Canada, he reconnects with the land, the people, and the roots of his Inuit mother: he learns for the first time what it truly means to live.