Two Voices (TV 1997)

Sybil Goldrich had breast cancer and reconstructive surgery, Kathleen Anneken chose to have breast implants. They both suffer from symptoms they were not warned about. Who would have ... See full summary »

Director:

Peter Levin

Writer:

Jim Macak

Stars:

Mary McDonnell, Gail O'Grady, Richard Gilliland

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Mary McDonnell	...	Sybil Goldrich
Gail O'Grady	...	Kathleen Anneken
Richard Gilliland	...	Louis McClennon
Nicolas Surovy	...	Dr. Jimmy Goldrich
Fredric Lehne	...	David Anneken
Casey Biggs	...	Joshua Norton
Dennis Creaghan
Brock Pierce	...	Brad
Sheeri Rappaport	...	Amy
Lea Moreno	...	Xena
Bill Brochtrup	...	David Ivey
Jane Daly
Judith-Marie Bergan	...	Patient #1
Leslie Easterbrook	...	Patient #2
Arthur Rosenberg	...	Dr. Bentley

Storyline

Sybil Goldrich had breast cancer and reconstructive surgery, Kathleen Anneken chose to have breast implants. They both suffer from symptoms they were not warned about. Who would have guessed drug companies and the doctors' community is hiding something from the public with government endorsment? The two join forces to fight the system, at the same time dealing with their different social-economical backgrounds, "style" and families.

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Plot Keywords:

breast implant | breast cancer | government | cancer | doctor | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 June 1997 (USA)

Also Known As:

Two Small Voices

Filming Locations:

San Diego, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Freyda Rothstein Productions, Hearst Entertainment Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Surprised me

I was sure this movie would be embarrassing for me to watch and full of clichés, artificial angst and lonely seriousness. The story captured me slowly and subtly as I surprised myself by understanding and relating to the differences in the passions and motivations of the characters. While the tensions and suspicions between Anneken and Goldrich developed and transformed, I could see through the outside efforts into the hearts of these two characters, into multi-levels and conflicts within. Seriousness is balanced with a bit of humor, although I thought there could have been additional humorous scenes inserted. Two Voices is not one-sided, and the story consistently exposes our efforts to be free amidst difference. Is that a cliché?