Skinwalkers

Téléfilm
2002
1h 40min

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Adam Beach and Wes Studi in Skinwalkers (2002)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe story revolves around the legend of the skin walkers or "S Dubs", a folk legend from Utah about the spirits of murdered Indians returning to seek revenge upon those who disrespect the la... Tout lireThe story revolves around the legend of the skin walkers or "S Dubs", a folk legend from Utah about the spirits of murdered Indians returning to seek revenge upon those who disrespect the land.The story revolves around the legend of the skin walkers or "S Dubs", a folk legend from Utah about the spirits of murdered Indians returning to seek revenge upon those who disrespect the land.

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Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Most of this movie was made in and around Superior Arizona. Some scenes are from Globe Arizona. The steep cliffs shown in numerous scenes is called Apache Leap. Ironic being this movie and series was based on the Navajo Indians. The Movie U Turn was also famously filmed here as well.

Gaffes
The knife found in Chee's tire is held in place by grey putty, clearly seen and covering the tire tread.

Citations
Jim Chee: I don't see how I can do this.
Wilson Sam: Do what?
Jim Chee: This case. It's too much.
Wilson Sam: Wrong, Jim. Cop, medicine man, garbage man... No matter who you are, the dark wind blows on everyone, Jim. You just have to push yourself through it.

Connexions
Featured in Coyote Waits (2003)

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Not all that bad

I'm not a Native American so I cannot comment on the accuracy of the customs presented or on whether the actors "butchered" the language. As a non Native American, however, I can say the movie was very entertaining and educational. It presented a different perspective and gave me insights I never had.

As for the previous reviewer's comments, I can understand why he might be upset. When Hollywood first started doing movies on African-American culture, they presented "facts" that I disagreed with. In the long run, however, things got a little better.

Skinwalkers is a beginning.