From the newest crime drama to the return of your favorite family here are our recommended events at ATXFestival this weekend.
Robert Redford has spent over three decades trying to bring Tony Hillerman's Navajo Mysteries books to the screen, starting with the commercial and critical failure of 1991'sversion of the seventh of the 18-book series,.
Third time may be the charm as Redford executive produces AMC Network's new six-episode take on the crime-solving adventures of Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn and Deputy Jim Chee – one of the first broadcast series ever with an all-Native American writers room. Catch episode 1 with the cast and crew ahead of its June 12 broadcast premiere.Get ready for tears of joy as the Bravermans gather for a family reunion.
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