Silence (I) (2003)A little girl is quickly surrounded by a group of law-enforcement professionals and a psychologist after she witnesses a murder. Director:Tom WhitusWriter:Tom Whitus |
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Silence (I) (2003)A little girl is quickly surrounded by a group of law-enforcement professionals and a psychologist after she witnesses a murder. Director:Tom WhitusWriter:Tom Whitus |
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Dr. Julia Craig
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| Vincent Spano | ... |
Det. Steve Banks
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| Vladimir Kulich | ... |
Josef
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| Bruce Boxleitner | ... |
Agent Nicholas Preston
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| Tony Todd | ... |
Eric Crowell
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| Daveigh Chase | ... |
Rachel Pressman
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Donna Thomason | ... |
Kate Sanders
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Walter Coppage | ... |
Lt. Seaver
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Timothy Patrick Klein | ... |
Billy Sparks
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Jim Petersmith | ... |
Vincent
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Lee Look | ... |
Det. Edwards
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Nancy Sparlin | ... |
Charlotte Leawood
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| Bruce Heinrich | ... |
Agent Jack Porter
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Craig Benton | ... |
Peter Asner
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Dean Vivian | ... |
Dr. Burns
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After a young girl witnesses a brutal murder, criminal psychologist Dr. Julie Craig and Detective Steve Banks are called in to help her identify the killer. But what appears to be an ordinary mugging slowly reveals itself to be a complex political conspiracy. In a desperate race to protect the crime's only eyewitness, Julie and Steve must find the truth...before the killer finds them. Written by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
There are some films where you know they are rubbish within 10 minutes. There are some where you know they are awful within 3 minutes. This one was absolutely astounding : you knew it was going to be awful during the opening sequence !! Put simply, this was a stunningly bad film. I tried to watch it till the end to see if it would make it THE worst film I've ever watched. I couldn't even watch it till the end.
I am even struggling writing the mandatory 10 lines to describe this film. I repeat - stunningly awful. Bad script, appalling acting, no suspense, obvious plots, non-existent direction, this is truly a made-for-trash movie. Stunning stuff.