Skins is a 2002 English-language Crime Drama movie written by Adrian C. Louis and Jennifer D. Lyne. The movie is directed by Chris Eyre and produced by Brenda J. Chambers, Chris Cooney, Jeff Cooney, Chris Eyre, Jon Kilik, Jennifer D. Lyne, Eugene Mazzola, David Pomier and Larry T. Pourier under the banner of Starz Encore Entertainment in collaboration with Grandview Pictures and Aboriginal Peoples Television Network. Rudy Yellow Lodge is an investigator with the police department and witnesses firsthand the painful legacy of Indian existence. Although rampant unemployment, alcoholism and domestic violence are the norm for many reservation inhabitants, Rudy has largely escaped this cycle of despair. His brother Mogie, however, has not. Now faced with the discovery of a bloodied body, a flaming liquor store just off native land that sells millions of cans of beer a year to the native population, and his brother's ongoing self-destruction, Rudy goes on a quest to avenge himself, his family, and his culture and to k justice. Written by Sujit R. Varma. Skins stars Eric Schweig in the title role along with an ensemble cast including Graham Greene, Gary Farmer, Noah Watts, Michael Spears, Lois Red Elk and Michelle Thrush. The music was composed by Bc Smith. Cinematography was done by Stephen Kazmierski and editing by Paul Trejo. The film has a running time of 87 minutes. The film made a box office gross of $0 million. Distribution rights for the movie were acquired by First Look Pictures.