The Lost Child

Year: 2000

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Karen Arthur

Drama

After her adoptive parents die, Rebecca Hoffman seeks her Navajo roots. She finds her birth family in the community, while her husband is rejected as an outsider. Their journey brings cultural clash, rebirth, and a renewed family bond, depicted in this drama based on the autobiography Looking for Lost Bird.

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