Cheyenne Autumn (1964)

The film portrays several historically Native American Cheyenne characters, including Dull Knife, Little Wolf, and Red Shirt, with actors of European or Hispanic descent, which constitutes a race swap from their documented historical race.

The film critiques the hypocrisy and cruelty of many white characters who claim Christian values, but it also presents a positive, compassionate portrayal of Christianity through the Quaker character, Deborah Wright. The narrative condemns bigotry and aligns with the virtues of justice and empathy, which are shown to be consistent with true Christian principles.