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Skinwalkers

  • Film per la TV
  • 2002
  • 1h 40min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,1/10
1099
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Adam Beach and Wes Studi in Skinwalkers (2002)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe 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... Leggi tuttoThe 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.

  • Regia
    • Chris Eyre
  • Sceneggiatura
    • James Redford
  • Star
    • Harrison Lowe
    • James Dalgai
    • Adam Beach
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,1/10
    1099
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Chris Eyre
    • Sceneggiatura
      • James Redford
    • Star
      • Harrison Lowe
      • James Dalgai
      • Adam Beach
    • 26Recensioni degli utenti
    • 2Recensioni della critica
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    • Premi
      • 6 vittorie e 4 candidature totali

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    Interpreti principali25

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    Harrison Lowe
    • Roman George
    James Dalgai
    • Navajo chanter
    Adam Beach
    Adam Beach
    • Jim Chee
    Saginaw Grant
    Saginaw Grant
    • Wilson Sam
    Nicholas Bartolo
    • Tommy Nakai
    Jon Proudstar
    Jon Proudstar
    • Davis Nakai
    Misty Upham
    Misty Upham
    • Nina
    Drew Lacapa
    • Bobby
    Sheila Tousey
    Sheila Tousey
    • Emma Leaphorn
    Wes Studi
    Wes Studi
    • Lt. Joe Leaphorn
    Apesanahkwat
    Apesanahkwat
    • Capt. Butler
    Marla Frumkin
    • German wife
    • (as Marla Finn)
    Michael Greyeyes
    Michael Greyeyes
    • Dr. Stone
    Ryan Polequaptewa
    • Doug (boy at youth center)
    Noah Watts
    Noah Watts
    • Ruben Maze
    Alex Rice
    Alex Rice
    • Janet Pete
    Chris Eyre
    Chris Eyre
    • Tribal Judge Amadeus Pinto
    Crystal Van Keuren
    • Nurse
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      • Chris Eyre
    • Sceneggiatura
      • James Redford
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    goddardr

    Ignore the nitpickers - just enjoy the movie

    My comments may be a little late to the party, but this was the first one I've seen adapting one of Tony Hillerman's Navajo mystery novels to the screen. After seeing the movie and reading some of the comments, it is evident there are too many reviewers getting caught up in the location and tribal origin of the actors chosen, thus, obscuring the fact that this is a decent, enjoyable, and satisfying movie. If it compels a few people who haven't had the opportunity to pick up any of Hillerman's work and start enjoying the unique mixture of Navajo Indian culture and old-fashioned who-dun-it, then it did its job.

    Though I haven't read all of the series, including the book this movie was based upon, the movie was a respectable representation of a typical Hillerman novel. I think one reviewer was right on the nose when they mentioned that both Leaphorn's and Chee's character, the two principle individuals in a good number of the novel series, were not entirely faithful to the book. That may have been necessary because in the books, both of them don't say anymore than necessary and there are a lot of character thoughts expressed to the reader, something that can't be done as easily through a movie unless the director uses a voice-over approach to express the thoughts. It wouldn't have worked, so I'm glad it wasn't done. Still, as an avid reader, Joe was overly stoic and Chee had a little too much gee-whiz kind of look. Believe me, these are small quibbles for what is otherwise an admirable job to play these two decidedly different men.

    What is over-emphasized is the repeated complaint of those who say the characters didn't look Navajo-like or that the locations didn't represent the Navajo nation in general. As far as them not looking Navajo enough, I'd be willing to bet most of them didn't get that while watching the movie, they probably learned that little tidbit of information through the movie sites with extensive biographical info on the actors. So, exactly how many people who watch the movie who aren't from the immediate area are going to give a cactus prick about the actors not matching the tribal features of most Navajos? Precisely zip. Were these people also ones to object to Graham Greene playing the part of a Sioux native American in Dances With Wolves, considering he is a Oneidan native from Canada??? I doubt it. I'll watch Graham Greene playing anything, whether the part calls for native North American or not. Busting the chops of those who put together this movie because the wrong ancestry of the actors who were put in just should nitpick more important things like bills from Congress. The location complaint is just as bogus, it may have been too flat but it doesn't detract from the essence of film.

    It isn't a perfect film, but it was well worth the time spent and I'll be looking out for more of these adaptations. It is a tribute to Hillerman's work that his would be the first mystery series based on an American novel to be produced through Mystery, who has provided such a terrific portfolio of British based mysteries for a long time.
    ajbaily-2

    A viewer reflects

    I noticed that "Skinwalkers" was filmed in the Phoenix area, but Mr. Redford knew that he'd not be filming taboo places around Phoenix as was a problem with "Dark Wind".

    Navajo and those associated closely with the language will note that the actors are not flawless by any stretch, but at least they tried. Adam Beach is interested in the language and the people. I give credit for trying... twice! ("Windtalkers")

    Tony Hillerman's books are always going to be better than his movies. I think the reason that they made Leaphorn so ignorant of his people's ways is so that bilighana (Anglo) (and you have to admit that most people watching any movie are not going to be Navajo) can understand why Chee does some of the things he does. Makes sense to Navajo and friends, but most others would just turn it off thinking it "weird" without the movie explaining thoughts and motives.

    I hope this is enough of a success that they will try ALL of Mr. Hillerman's books which honor the beauty of a gentle people and their beautiful home. I would like to see them try Navajo actors, but Adam Beach is giving an admirable performance, especially in capturing the wonderful quiet ways of the Navajo.
    joesmith2007

    A great Who-Dunit!

    Movies in sub-cultural settings become exceptional when you quickly forget that it is, in fact, a sub-culture. Within minutes of the opening scenes of "Skinwalkers", I no longer dwelt upon the thought that a murder movie on an Indian Reservation is an unusual setting and, instead, focused on the murder mystery itself. In this sense, it reminds me of "Barbershop" (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0303714) in its ability to portray a particular sub-culture in America without actually dwelling on the differences between that sub-culture and America as a whole.

    In other words, these movies become successful when you are drawn into the story so deeply that you realise that the sub-culture is as much a world in its own right as the so-called "majority" of America.

    I would love to see this film turned into a weekly series. There's certainly enough potential depth of storylines to allow that.
    me43

    I like the film even if it interchanges tribes

    I recently watched "Skinwalkers" again and enjoyed it more than I did the first time around. As I wrote in my Coyote Waits review, etc., I dislike that moviemakers think Native tribes are interchangeable. I am not only talking about the mispronouncing of words or the expression of cultural ideas, but something more apparent at first glance... somatotypes. Major tribes have different body types, facial structure, ways of speaking, dressing, walking, and even hair styles. They can be as different from each other as they are to non indigenous races. For example: Comanche tend to be tall, muscular and golden skinned. Navajo necks tend to look shorter with the head seemingly very close to the shoulders, in both genders. Sioux have killer cheekbones, while Apache faces are broader, and their legs are shorter; Mohawk noses tend to be "hawkish" and they "look indian" even if the person is a mixed blood with blonde hair and blue eyes! I could go on and on, but you get the point. I also find it amusing that Adam Beach's character pointed out Apache somatotypes in "Smoke Signals", so the actor cannot possibly be unaware. You will see more Navajo in Skinwalkers than I recall seeing in Coyote Waits, and I bet you will soon start recognizing who in the film is a real Navajo and who is not... giving you an appreciation of what some of us keep complaining about.

    I thought Adam Beach was better in this film and I thought the plot was better. They still didn't film in the right locations as the Navajo are Mesa people, but the scenery is beautiful just the same.

    Michael Greyeyes can do an insane smile better than anyone since Martin Landau. Even if you haven't seen the other films in the series, you can enjoy this film as it doesn't pull in important references from the others. It has problems, sure, but I enjoyed the ride.
    PUNISHER_

    New kind of mystery

    I just saw this movie, and I would like to say that this was a great mystery. The setting is in a Navajo county, Adam Beach plays a cop and a medicine man that makes sure things in town are going the way they are supposed to, and Wes Studi plays a good detective. When a murder of a medicine man takes place, Beach and Studi join together to solve the crime. The movie is great because it shows you how the Native American life is. The roles that Beach and Studi play, are roles of heros that would do anything in order to set things right. I cannot wait to see Coyote Waits. This movie was very good and I would highly recommend people that like mystery films, to see this movie.

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

      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.

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      Featured in Leggende Navajo (2003)

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      • 24 novembre 2002 (Stati Uniti)
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      • Phoenix, Arizona, Stati Uniti
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      • Granada Entertainment
      • Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
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