Mile Post 398

The film centers on Cloyd Begay, portrayed by Beau Benally, who battles the demons of his past marked by alcohol abuse and domestic violence. As he attempts to take responsibility for his life, he faces pressure from his drinking buddies, Jimmy and Marty, who encourage him to continue their carefree lifestyle. This conflict puts strain on his relationships with his wife Lorraine and son Michael, who are on the verge of giving up on him.

Mile Post 398 delves into themes of addiction, family, and the struggle for redemption. The narrative highlights the difficult choices faced by Cloyd as he navigates the challenges of change while grappling with the expectations and disappointments of those he loves. The film offers a raw look at life on the Navajo Nation and the personal battles that can arise within it.