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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0707729125310
Label: Lions Gate
Manufacturer: Lions Gate
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Lions Gate
Region Code: 1
Release Date: May 21, 2002
Running Time: 94 minutes
Sales Rank: 57248
Studio: Lions Gate
Theatrical Release Date: November 19, 2000
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Description:
As a young child, Rebecca Hoffman (played by Academy Award® winner Mercedes Ruehl) was raised by a loving and caring family, knowing she was adopted.Following her parents' deaths, Rebecca begins a search for her natural family.She is contacted by a Navajo woman looking for her own siblings, who were stolen from her mother at birth.As the two women talk, they suddenly realize they are sisters, and that Becks has found her birth family!Excitedly, Rebecca decides to take her children to meet her family on the reservation.They are welcomed with open arms, and begin learning the language and traditions of their rich ancestry.Her husband (Jamey Sheridan), however, is branded an outsider and has difficulty becoming accepted as part of the Navajo community.As the differences between the two cultures come to the surface, the family discovers a commitment to each other that runs deeper than circumstances and a heritage that captivates their hearts.
Customer Reviews Average Rating: 
Rating:  - A since of home...
For me this story is two side because I work with the Navajo and I am an adopted child myself. I did not learn until I was grown that when my birth mother "placed" me for adoption, she had been told to either give me up or they would forcefully take me...and I'm white!I contect very deep with Becks and feel in many ways her store is much my own story. I say it is a must watch...especially if you are adopted.
Rating:  - It must've been rotten
Because I watch every movie I buy......
and this is the only show I don't recall viewing !!!!
Hmmmmmm[?!]
Rating: - Lost Child
This child once was lost and now is found by her loving Native American family.I loved this movie, it shows how the Native people live by their traditions, and their deep love of family.The acting was very good, and the story seemed very real.It is a movie to be watched again, and again.
Like most Hallmark Hall of Fame movies it is one that should be enjoyed by the whole family.
Rating:  - Great Acting, Bad Casting
Such conflict within my soul! Oh the torment! On one hand, the acting in this TV movie is just excellent. Mercedes Ruehl, the lead, is wonderful as Rebecca, as is her husband (Jamey Sheridan), the ever good-lookin Ned Romero as her dad, and Julia McIlvaine as her eldest daughter. So that makes it hard for me to say that the casting ruined the movie.
I simply could *not* get past the fact that Ruehl is supposed to be a full-blood Dine. I was so confused when I found out that neither ... Read More
Rating: - Home Entertainment
An excellent home movie for the whole family.Some touching moments when finding ones past and the present as well.I am not into much of these movies and purchased a new one for a friend as a gift and they loved it as well.A must see to know how the state or government has done individuals without justifiable reasons.These are things that go on all to often and laws need changing to put a stop to it.
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