A Thief of time [videorecording] / an American Mystery! special, a production of Wildwood Enterprises and Granada Entertainment in association with WGBH Boston for the Public Broadcasting Service, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and Carlton International ; executive producers, Robert Redford and Rebecca Eaton ; producer, Craig McNeil ; adapted by Alic Arlen ; director Chris Eyre.
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FilmPublisher number: TTIM601Series: American mystery! specialPublication details: [United States : Public Broadcasting Service, 2004]Description: 1 videodisc (95 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inISBN: - 079369955X
- Executive producers, Robert Redford and Rebecca Eaton ; producer, Craig McNeil ; director, Chris Eyre ; Adaptor, Alice Arlen.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
This adaptation of Tony Hillerman's A Thief of Time keeps that book's original storyline. The protagonists Joe Leaphorn (Wes Studi) and Jim Chee (Adam Beach) are a pair of Navajo police officers whose beat is their reservation. They must investigate why some important historical artifacts have gone missing. This film was directed by Chris Eyre and produced by Robert Redford. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
Based on the novel by Tony Hillerman.
Bonus film: Thieves of Time featuring Tony Hillerman, this film traces the history of our fascination with Indian burial grounds.
Special features: commentary featuring Chris Eyre, director; Craig McNeil, producer; and Roy H. Wagner ASC, director of photography
Title from title screen.
Executive producers, Robert Redford and Rebecca Eaton ; producer, Craig McNeil ; director, Chris Eyre ; Adaptor, Alice Arlen.
Wes Studi, Adam Beach, Peter Fonda, Graham Greene.
"Navajo tribal cops Joe Leaphorn (Wes Studi) and Jim Chee (Adam Beach) delve into the netherworld of illegal archaeological excavations, purloined pots, and slain pot hunters, set against a backdrop of Navajo witches, spirits, and lore."
DVD.