The Lost Child (2000)

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Written by Yvette Melanson, Claire Safran

Directed by Karen Arthur

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Mercedes Ruehl stars in this award winning drama as a woman, adopted at birth, whose quest to find her emotional and cultural roots leads to an amazing discovery. With Jamey Sheridan.

When is The Lost Child next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on True Movies December 22nd, 5:00am. See more...

Cast

Mercedes RuehlRebecca
Image for Cristine RoseCristine RoseElaine
Image for Jamey SheridanJamey SheridanJack
Irene BedardGrace
Dinah ManoffHelen
Tantoo CardinalAunt Mary
Julia McIlvaineCaroline
Ned RomeroYazzi Monroe
Michael GreyeyesEddie
Ed BegayMan
Rabbi Maynard BellRabbi
Ashley BurrittRebecca
Kathrine CrookedhornWoman
Deanne GiagoBetty Jackson Monroe
Louis GiambalvoKarl
Camille GordonNorrie's Mother
Maggie HuntsShelly
Roy JohnstonSuperintendent
Shayna LevineHannah
Naomi LovelaceNorrie
Roger MaloneyHarry
David 'Bronco' MartinezHorse Auctioneer
Eric MartinezMedicine Man
Douglas MilesMr. Samule
Hamilton MitchellResident Doctor
Kimberly GuerreroDorrine
Jennifer PodemskiKate
Jon ProudstarJohn Harry
Petur RedbirdKate's Boyfriend
Shannon RiversCouncil President
Rudy 'Red Eagle' SotoDorrine's Husband
Patty SuarezArlene
Alan TafoyaBus driver
Loren Tapahe
Delphine TsinajinnieWoman
Nicole WeltzienRebecca

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