An 11-year-old girl accuses her father of incest.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Art Hindle | ... | Gilbert Jonathan 'Gil' Farrow | |
Rosemary Dunsmore | ... | Mary Farrow | |
Susan Hogan | ... | Helen Browne | |
Michelle St. John | ... | Janice Wilson | |
Janne Mortil | ... | Christina 'Chrissy' Farrow Berezuk | |
Vanessa King | ... | Kelly Farrow | |
Kate Nelligan | ... | Susan Miori | |
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Roman Podhora | ... | Keith Berezuk |
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Wendy Van Riesen | ... | Mrs. Hildebrandt |
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Philip Akin | ... | Dr. Kerr |
Kevin McNulty | ... | Reimer | |
Joel Palmer | ... | Patrick Farrow | |
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Ashleigh Aston Moore | ... | Jean 'Nini' Farrow (as Ashley Rogers) |
Kaj-Erik Eriksen | ... | Jonah | |
Ken Kramer |
An 11-year-old girl accuses her father of incest.
I stumbled upon this movie quite by accident while lazing around Sunday afternoon. It was done extremely well, as I didn't know who to believe until the truth was revealed toward the end. All the performers, including the three young children, were excellent in their roles. As heinous as this kind of crime is, it is not particularly rare. I still remember a quote from an article I read many years ago and desperately wish I had kept: "The body of the child gives, because the mind of the adult cannot." I was a newspaper reporter years ago, and, believe me, this kind of thing happens just as often with "nice" white middle-class people as with anyone else.