Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Stephanie Rascoe Myers | ... | Julie Kenner / Bobbie King (as Stephanie Rascoe) | |
John S. Davies | ... | Don Kenner | |
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Steven Fromholz | ... | Roy Mercer (as Steve Fromholz) |
Lauren Lane | ... | Dana (as Laura Lane) | |
Gail Cronauer | ... | Melissa | |
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Matthew Sacks | ... | Mr. Tony |
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Audeen Casey | ... | Dr. Sterling |
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Steven Jay Hoey | ... | Johnny |
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Erin White | ... | Katie Kenner |
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Terry Leeser | ... | Vinnie DeStephano |
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Steve Garrett | ... | Clerk at Vital Statistics |
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Dottie Mandel | ... | Woman at Maildrop |
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James Buchanan | ... | Pawnbroker |
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William Spurlock | ... | Mr. Bernard |
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Tim Hatcher | ... | Bill Duncan |
A plain suburban housewife, the past victim of a brutal assault, is still having trouble coping with the incident a year later. After seeing a story on the evening news, however, she mysteriously begins to assemble an alternate identity, unknown to her family or friends. Written by Steve Cain <stevec@crss.esy.com>
This is another film of the low budget, barely released,but worth the trouble to look for genre of independent films. A brutally raped woman ,trying to adjust to the endless trauma,is appalled to find her convicted attacker is released early on a plea bargain. Upon touching bases in her daily routines,she discovers different things she can do to escape her mundane housewife and take on a completely different persona to help her resume a full life. This film moves at a steady speed and makes it worth the time it takes to get to its climax and delivers it before just before you are ready to predict it. The film is like a close friend saying they found something and having you come and look ,after taking a long walk to get there,surprising you with his discovery.