The original "Buckskin" movie refers to the 1950 film "Buckskin," directed by John English. This Western film stars actors such as Johnny Mack Brown and features themes typical of the genre, including frontier life and conflict with Native Americans. The movie showcases the rugged and adventurous spirit of the American West, which is a hallmark of many Western films from that era. If you're referring to a different film or a more recent version, please specify for more accurate information.

"Buckskin" is a Western film that follows the story of a young woman named Mary who is captured by a group of Native American raiders. She is taken to their camp but eventually escapes with a Native American man, who helps her navigate the wilderness. As they journey together, they face various challenges and develop a bond, exploring themes of survival, cultural understanding, and redemption. The film highlights the struggles of both characters as they confront their pasts and the prejudices of their societies, ultimately seeking a path towards freedom and peace.

Buckskin Joe's, a western-themed amusement park and movie set in Colorado, was the filming location for several movies. Notably, it was featured in "The Last of the Cowboys" (1990) and the television series "The Dukes of Hazzard" (1979-1985) for some of its outdoor scenes. The park's authentic Western scenery made it a popular choice for filmmakers looking to create a classic Western atmosphere. Additionally, it served as a backdrop for various commercials and other productions over the years.

"Buckskin" is a 2020 film directed by Andrew P. Jones, set in the American West. It features themes of survival and personal struggle, but it does not specifically classify as an LGBTQ+ movie. On the other hand, "Under My Skin" is a 2020 film by the same director and focuses on the complexities of relationships and identity, including LGBTQ+ themes. If you meant "Under My Skin," then yes, it is considered an LGBTQ+ movie as it explores queer relationships and experiences.