The Dark Wind 1991 Errol Morris.avi

Noted documentary filmmaker Errol Morris made his dramatic feature debut with this story about murder and other dirty dealings on an American Indian reservation, the Navajo Nation. Recent college graduate Jim Chee has just taken a job with the Navajo Nation Police Dept. in Arizona, where he helps keep the peace with his superior Joe Leaphorn on land earmarked for joint use by Navajo and Hopi tribes. Cowboy Dashee, a sheriff from the Hopi law enforcement group, discovers a decaying and unidentified body in the desert, an event he thinks may be linked to a recent robbery at the reservation\\\'s trading post. The shop\\\'s Hopi manager, Jake West, is convinced that Joe Musket, a Navajo drug dealer and ne\\\'er-do-well, is responsible, and as Chee and Leaphorn investigate the murder, the robbery, and a mysterious plane crash, they find themselves drawn into a world of mystery filled with drug dealers, F.B.I. agents, skinwalker witchcraft, intertribal politics and revenge. Dark Wind was based on a novel by noted crime author Tony Hillerman. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101664/ Starring Lou Diamond Phillips........Officer Jim Chee Fred Ward...................Lt. Joe Leaphorn Gary Farmer.................Cowboy Albert Dashee John Karlen.................Jake West Guy Boyd....................Agent Johnson Lance Baker.................Mr. Archer Released in 1992 Directed by Errol Morris Executive producer: Robert Redford Screenplay by Neal Jimenez AUDiO.........[ MP3 48000Hz 128 kb/s VBR (2 chnls) LANGUAGE......[ English/Navajo/Hopi ViDEO.........[ 730 kbps XviD 23.9 FPS RESOLUTiON....[ 528 x 400 DAR...........[ 1.320 QUALiTY FRAME.[ 0.144 SiZE..........[ 700 MB SOURCE........[ NTSC DVD DURATiON......[ 1hr 51mins BROUGHT TO YOU BY NEOCON80 OF THE KINYAA�¢ï¿½ï¿½AANII CLAN

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grannyme (2008-11-19)

Please seed I'm at 96%. thanks

DavidDieselDude (2009-01-23)

I was going to write "death to boom operator Huck Caton" but then I read the imdb.com comment "Boom mike technical notes", so my comment is: the book is always better than the movie!