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Susan Selky
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| David Dukes | ... |
Graham Selky
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| Stockard Channing | ... |
Jocelyn Norris
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Jacqueline Brookes | ... |
Margaret Mayo
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Keith McDermott | ... |
Philippe
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Kathleen Widdoes | ... |
Ms. Hauser
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| Danny Corkill | ... |
Alex Selky
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Cheryl Giannini | ... |
Pat Menetti
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David Simon | ... |
Eugene Menetti
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William Duell | ... |
Polygraph operator
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Joan McMonagle | ... |
Vivienne Grant
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Louise Stubbs | ... |
Malvina Robbins
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Deborah Carlson | ... |
Naomi Blum
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Charles Brown | ... |
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This film, centering on a child's abduction, casts Kate Nelligan as the distraught mother who lashes out at the police (in the person of a relentless detective played by Judd Hirsch), who treat her and her husband as suspects, even as she hounds them to find her child and drives away her husband (David Dukes) and friends (including Stockard Channing) with her intensity and single-mindedness. Written by alfiehitchie
I can't believe that a movie could cause such an emotional upheaval in my body. I cried because the character development between the boy and his mother was very good. Judd Hirsch did a great job as the detective willing to go out on a limb for the mother. This was a good movie back in 1983 and still a good video to watch.