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After a loving wife murders a blackmailer to protect her husband's flourishing law career, she must watch as he prosecutes another for her crime.

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Brooke McHenry
Tom Clark ...
Daniel McHenry
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Tyler Griffin
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Josh
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Miss Foster
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Mrs. Connors
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Jackie
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Evie Page (as Holly Morris)
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Judge
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Abigail
Rod Landivar ...
Bailiff
Therese Lambert ...
Secretary
Nicole Kovacs ...
Amber
Susie Hohenstein ...
Mrs. Mills
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Bryson ...
Reporter #3
Elizabeth Delaney ...
Juror
Audrey Marie Gulledge ...
Juror #4
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Alex Brevard
Lintu Holman ...
Reporter #1
Lisa Lamb ...
Mrs. Rogers
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Mr. Gibson
Adeline Lewis ...
Girl in Court
Brookolyn Newton ...
Courtroom Paralegal
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Waiter
Diane Perez ...
Reporter #2
Jennifer Watts ...
Juliette
HannahFranchesca Samuel ...
Park Girl (uncredited)

Directed by

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Brian Yarbrough

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Glynis Becker ... ()
 
Brian Yarbrough ... ()

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Chip Lane ... producer
Ryan Watterson ... associate producer
Brian Yarbrough ... producer

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Michael Marino

Cinematography by

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Pat Cooksey

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Christopher Ridder

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Pat Cooksey ... colorist

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Chip Lane ... (casting by)

Costume Design by

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Laura Reinker

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Kelsie Victoria Bates ... assistant hair stylist (as Kelsey Bates)
Lintu Holman ... makeup department head
Jacquelyn Taylor ... assistant hair stylist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Angelique Chase ... first assistant director

Sound Department

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Melinda Daniels ... boom operator
Lace Ellis ... sound mixer
Xxtreem Filmz ... sound
Nasir Rahim ... sound engineer

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Cory Booker ... still photographer
Don Clark ... grip
James Greer ... assistant camera (as Jc Greer)
Aidan Hayes ... grip
Carlos 'Los' Jackson ... gaffer
Amanda Kulkoski ... second assistant camera
Erin Mainwaring ... grip
Sebastian O'Dell ... grip
Steve Pittman ... grip
Paul Simo ... grip
James Troutman ... grip
Ryan Von Drasek ... grip
Bradley M. Watson ... grip
Ryan Watterson ... second assistant camera

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Laura Reinker ... costumer

Location Management

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Chip Lane ... location manager

Script and Continuity Department

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Vicki Nix ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Gary Balser ... marketing and publicity
Maximiliano Czertok ... sales & marketing
Will Hammargren ... film commissioner
Kristy Hodge ... production assistant
Jillianne McCarson ... production assistant

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Regina Graham ... special thanks: Use of River Street Inn, Savannah
Will Hammargren ... special thanks
Karen Reece ... special thanks

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Plot Summary

This suspense/drama follows Brooke McHenry as she attempts to make her life calm and consistent. She loves her husband but she feels lonely and left out as he is not only is busy Prosecuting Attorney but he is also running for the Senate. These feelings make it easier for her to fall for a handsome swindler who shows her the attention she is missing. Brooke never lets the relationship get physical, she knows better. However, one night it almost does so she breaks it off. It is then she learns that the man has an ulterior motive, to record their conversations and use them to blackmail her husband. Fear that he could ruin her husband, her marriage and her life she attempts to destroy the recordings. With quick movements, she strikes out at the recording device hitting the blackmailer as well with a blunt object. He lies motionless. When Brooke discovers her husband is prosecuting another woman for the crime, she becomes frantic. She cannot tell her husband or those fears will come to life. The choice she makes is to anonymously help the defense obtain a 'not guilty' verdict. She will do anything, take any risk but she will not tell the truth. As the trial moves through its stages, she slowly comes to the realization she will have to confess. Sitting in the witness seat, she can see the damage of her actions. In the midst of courtroom clamor, she confesses. However, just as the court is getting over the shock of the outburst the defendant rises to proclaim her actual guilt for the murder of the blackmailer. Brooke and her husband reconcile and realize they had not been listening to each other or God. They know they have a mess to clean up but resolve to do it together, God's way. Written by Brian Yarbrough

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  • 93 min
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