Witch Hunt (1999)Based on the true case of a young girl's abduction by her grandparents in Victoria, this tele-movie stars Cameron Daddo as the father desperate to get his daughter back and Jacqueline ... See full summary » Director:Scott Hartford-DavisWriter:Shane Brennan |
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Title: Witch Hunt (TV 1999)
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Barbara Thomas
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David Overton
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Jerome Ehlers | ... |
Detective Jack Maitland
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Suzi Dougherty | ... |
Jenny Page
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William Gluth | ... |
Ray Thomas
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Linda Thomas
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Craig Thomas
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Grant Piro | ... |
Conlon
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Nikki Risteski | ... |
Hannah 8 Yrs
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Richael Tanner | ... |
Hannah 4 Yrs
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Shania Finnigan | ... |
Hannah Toddler
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Rhen Sandner | ... |
Hannah Baby
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Catherine Hill | ... |
Libby Gleeson
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Louis Dingemans | ... |
Peter Laroy
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Based on the true case of a young girl's abduction by her grandparents in Victoria, this tele-movie stars Cameron Daddo as the father desperate to get his daughter back and Jacqueline Bisset as the manipulative grandmother with an interest in the occult. Written by Brendan Hill <swatchdog@mindless.com>
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Country:
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2 May 1999 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
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A well filmed movie, with excellent background music.
Some interesting stuff about witchcraft added mystery to the crime-drama-family film. Notice the drawing of little Hana with the clocks, her father and a symbol looking like m9. It appears two or three times in the film and it foretells the end of the story. It is a sign of the witchcraft that has passed from Barbara (the grandmother) to Hana.
The plot was fine without lose ends.
Actually, I didn't expect a tv-movie to be so good.