An American Indian and his wife are in crisis. Their Psychiatrist over-comes tribal prejudices to get an Indian Medicine Man to help them. The healing ceremony proves as harrowing for the psychiatrist as it is for the couple-yet only true...
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| Roy Thinnes | ... |
Dr. James Whitman (archiveFootage)
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| Jay Silverheels | ... |
Medicine Man (archiveFootage)
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| Steven Spielberg | ... | (segment "Par for the Course") |
| Douglas Day Stewart | ... | (segment "The Longer Trail") |
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| T.Y. Drake | ... | (segment "Par for the Course") |
| Charles E. Israel | ... | (segment "The Longer Trail") |
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| Norman Felton | ... | producer |
| Jerrold Freedman | ... | producer (as Jerald Freedman) |
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- Ace Video (1990) (United States) (VHS)
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An American Indian and his wife are in crisis. Their Psychiatrist over-comes tribal prejudices to get an Indian Medicine Man to help them. The healing ceremony proves as harrowing for the psychiatrist as it is for the couple-yet only true enlightenment can set the human spirit free. Written by TravisBond |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Two episodes of the 1971 show "The Psychiatrist," re-edited into a feature format. One of the episodes is "On Par for the Course," one of Steven Spielberg's earliest directorial efforts -- hence his co-credit. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited from The Psychiatrist (1970). See more » |