The Lost Child


2h 2000

Brief Synopsis

A young married woman learns that she is a Navajo; she was stolen at birth and raised by an upper middle class Jewish family in the eastern United States. The woman's family must deal with her desire to move West, to explore her real culture and past.Her adoption was never kept secret from Rebecca,

Film Details

Also Known As
Hallmark Hall of Fame (11/19/00), Looking For Lost Bird, Lost Child
Genre
Adaptation
Biography
Release Date
2000
Production Company
CBS Entertainment
Distribution Company
Artisan Home Entertainment
Location
Arizona, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Synopsis

A young married woman learns that she is a Navajo; she was stolen at birth and raised by an upper middle class Jewish family in the eastern United States. The woman's family must deal with her desire to move West, to explore her real culture and past.Her adoption was never kept secret from Rebecca, who grew up with a caring family. But things change when her adoptive mother passes away and her father marries a woman who has no interest in his child. Rebecca joins the Navy and later marries Jack Miller. She and Jack have two daughters of their own. After Rebecca's father dies, she turns to the Internet to try to find her biological family. In response to her search, Rebecca is contacted by a woman on a Navajo reservation who is looking for twin siblings who were stolen from her mother soon after they were born. As they talk, the women realize that they are sisters. Rebecca decides to take her children to meet her family on the reservation. Her father and sister begin to introduce her to the customs and language of the Navajo people. When Jack comes to visit, the differences between the two cultures rise to the surface and Rebecca must try to integrate the old and new so that her whole family can be together. Based on a true story.

Crew

Steve C. Aaron

Sound Mixer

Chuck Brown

Key Grip

Scott Burnett

Assistant Editor

Helen Butler

Costume Designer

Marcia Calosio

Set Decorator

Craig Cannold

Production Accountant

Janis Clark

Hair Stylist

Robert Detweiler

Other

Donald P H Eaton

Assistant Director

Veronica Hadfield

Production Designer

Terry Hall

Gaffer

Olivia Harris

Casting

Phyllis Huffman

Casting

Terrance James

Stunt Coordinator

Terry Kempf

Construction Coordinator

Tracy Kilpatrick

Local Casting

Chris Ledesma

Music Editor

Susan J Marks

Publicity

Mark Mckenzie

Music

Yvette Melanson

Book As Source Material ("Looking For Lost Bird: A Jewish Woman Discovers Her Navajo Roots")

Ian Morgan

Sound Supervisor

Dana Morrell

Special Effects

Keith Mosca

Property Master

Ellen Nesselrode

Publicity

Tom Neuwirth

Other

Tom Neuwirth

Director Of Photography

Robert Norin

Makeup

Terry O'bright

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Russ Patrick

Publicity

Noel Phillips

Wrangler

Sabrina Plisco

Editor

Sally Robinson

Screenwriter

Keith Rogers

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Judi Rosner

Production Coordinator

Claire Safran

Book As Source Material ("Looking For Lost Bird: A Jewish Woman Discovers Her Navajo Roots")

Rita Salazar

Costume Supervisor

Rita Salazar-ashford

Costume Supervisor

Theodore Sharps

Set Designer

Brent Shields

Co-Executive Producer

Gary Stanek

Location Manager

Robert Steinhauer

Line Producer

Robert Steinhauer

Unit Production Manager

Kathleen Straub

Executive In Charge Of Production

Heidi K Sturdevant

Script Supervisor

Shane Summers

Transportation Coordinator

Kelly Vahey

Publicity

Karen Mayeda Vranek

Post-Production Supervisor

Lynn Wegenka

Assistant Director

Richard Welsh

Executive Producer

Mary Ann Willie

Researcher

Film Details

Also Known As
Hallmark Hall of Fame (11/19/00), Looking For Lost Bird, Lost Child
Genre
Adaptation
Biography
Release Date
2000
Production Company
CBS Entertainment
Distribution Company
Artisan Home Entertainment
Location
Arizona, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Aired in United States November 19, 2000

Previous title: "Looking For Lost Bird."

Telecast as a presentation of "Hallmark Hall of Fame."

Began shooting January 27, 2000.

Completed shooting February 25, 2000.