All the book-based movies and TV shows featuring Lou Diamond Phillips, ranked

Walt Longmire is the sheriff of fictional Absaroka County. Sheriff Longmire’s longtime friend Henry Standing Bear, a Cheyenne man, provides insight to and sometimes aids in dealing with tribal police. As the series progresses, the friends deal with issues of gambling at a casino on the reservation, issues of competing jurisdictional authority for protecting people and prosecuting crimes, and other issues of contemporary Native American life.

Dozens of people from Copiapó, Chile, work in the San José mine. The owner ignores the warnings of the failing stability of the mine, which collapses a short time later. The only path inside the mine is completely blocked, and the thirty-three miners manage to get to the rescue chamber. They discover that the radio is useless, the medical kit is empty, the ventilation shafts lack the required ladders, and there is very little stored food.

Mourning her husband’s recent death, Dr. Belinda Simpson arrives in the tiny town of Sikeston to fill the post of town physician. Once there she discovers that many of the town’s residents, including children at an orphanage run by Miss Hattie Clarence, have fallen ill or died from an unknown ailment. She soon wonders if she’s in over her head, despite reassurances from her best friend Annie and Lee, the town blacksmith.

Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One unfolds in an adaptation of the most significant event in DC history, where the heroes from various parallel Earths must unite in a desperate attempt to rescue the Multiverse from annihilation by a formidable army of shadows.

Based on a true story, a young attorney journeys to San Quentin to extract a confession from one of the most notorious death row inmates in American history, Richard Ramirez, also known as the Night Stalker. With determination and persistence, she uncovers the chilling details of Ramirez’s heinous crimes, but as she delves deeper, she becomes increasingly entangled in his twisted mind games.

During 1978, Kate Melendez works as a TV news reporter and delves into the perplexing fatalities of two radical Puerto Rican activists. The government alleges that they were terrorists, but others argue that they were simply student activists. Despite facing threats to her own safety, Melendez conducts an inquiry into the deaths, which eventually leads her to surmise that covert American agents framed the activists as terrorists and then executed them.