Don't Look Behind You (1999)

Thriller about a family thrust into the Federal Witness Relocation program that fails, in deadly ways, to protect them.

Director:

David Winning

Writers:

Lois Duncan (book), Tony Morphett (teleplay),

Stars:

Patrick Duffy, Pam Dawber, Dominic Raacke

Cast

Credited cast:
Patrick Duffy	...	Jeff Corrigan
Pam Dawber	...	Liz Corrigan
Dominic Raacke	...	Eric Loftin
Anne Marie DeLuise	...	Ellie Foster (as Anne Marie Loder)
Blu Mankuma	...	George Reeder
Tanja Reichert	...	April Corrigan
David Kaye	...	Bram Corrigan
Matthew Harrison	...	FBI Agent
Ryan Northcott	...	Stefan Masters
Ken Tremblett	...	Bret Milstead
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Daniella Evangelista	...	Blair
Karen Holness	...	Deedee
Mark Houghton	...	Nichols
Reese McBeth	...	Manny
Suzette Meyers	...	Reporter

Storyline

A man has to enter the witness protection program after he gives up his former boss, whom he discovers is a drug lord, to the FBI. Relocating his wife and kids causes trouble as they are very dissatisfied with their new lives. Unfortunately, the protection plan also doesn't work, as the gang tracks down the family and the man is forced to protect them from attack.

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Plot Keywords:

witness protection | witness protection program | dysfunctional family | teenage girl | family relationships | 

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Taglines:

He's the witness. His family is the target.

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Genres:

Action | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada Germany USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 July 1999 (USA)

Also Known As:

Aneleito kynigito

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fox Family Films, Saban Entertainment, Shavick Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in Grindhouse (2007)

User Reviews

You want the head bad guy to kill them all!

This movie is worthy of MSTK3 (RIP). The only people you can possibly root for are the bad guys who are just trying to help Darwinism along. The main bad guy, played by Dominic Raacke, is good as the villain and so are some of his cohorts. I was in Germany for a vacation and he is a famous actor in a long running TV crime drama called Tatort. In that series he's quite sexy and can act his pants off. That is why I rented the movie, I recognized his name. In this movie the actors just seem to be acting vignettes with no connection to each other. Raacke is almost jolting in that he seems to be one of the few who acts as if this is a movie with a plot. The perpetual whine of the children can be summed up as "We want our privileged lives back - who cares if we are being hunted by vicious killers and innocent others are being killed because of our stupidity". I mean you really hope they bite it by mid-movie. I suggest you use this film for a riff movie and at least have some fun with it.