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A former defense lawyer, now working as a divorce lawyer is asked to represent her best friends husband who has been accused of her murder.

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Susan Grace
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Devon Major
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Kirsten Sorensen
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Mark Fairfield
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Marg Anderson
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Angela Major (as Ingrid Torrence)
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Judge Greenwood
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Kate - 911 Operator
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Police Officer #1
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Police Officer #2
Shawn Reis ...
Booking Guard
Andrew McIlroy ...
Prison Guard #1
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Philip - Technician
Julius Chapple ...
Reporter #1 / Reporter #4
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Reporter #2
Jena Sharma ...
Catherine - 411 Operator
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Ruth - Mother (as Babz Chula)
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Robert - Father
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Masked Man
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Van Driver
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Reporter #3
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hal Myshrall ...
Convict (uncredited)

Directed by

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George Erschbamer

Written by

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Peter Layton ... (written by)
 
George Erschbamer ... ()

Produced by

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Stanton W. Kamens ... executive producer
Kirk Shaw ... executive producer: Insight Film / producer
Stacey Shaw ... associate producer (as Stacey Belecos Shaw)
Laura Toplass ... assistant producer (uncredited)
Randall H. Zalken ... co-executive producer (as Randy Zalken)

Music by

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John Sereda
Paul Michael Thomas

Cinematography by

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C. Kim Miles ... director of photography

Editing by

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Joel Snowden

Editorial Department

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Dave Czerwinski ... assistant editor (as David Czerwinski)
Desiree Leal ... post-production coordinator
Asim Nuraney ... on-line editor

Casting By

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Dean E. Fronk ... (casting: U.S.)
Donald Paul Pemrick ... (casting: U.S.)

Production Design by

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James Purvis ... (as Jim Purvis)

Set Decoration by

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Victoria Söderholm
Curt Maze ... (uncredited)
Andrew Reed ... (uncredited)
Ken Telford ... (uncredited)

Costume Design by

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Sheila White

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Tim Chappell ... key hair stylist
Debi Lelievre ... co-key makeup artist (as Debbie Lelievre) / hair stylist (as Debbie Lelievre)
Tana Lynn Moldovanos ... co-key makeup artist / hair stylist

Production Management

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Andrew Ferns ... production manager
Todd Giroux ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Blair Freeman-Marsh ... first assistant director
Robyn Gelka ... third assistant director
Kit Marlatt ... second assistant director
Ania Musiatowicz ... trainee assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Jimmy O. Howard ... props master (as Jimmy Howard)
Andrew Reid ... assistant decorator (uncredited)
Jordan Roberts ... assistant property master (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Jason Cole ... ADR recordist / foley artist
Wendy Czajkowsky ... ADR mixer / dialogue editor
Randy Kiss ... re-recording mixer
Scott C. Kolden ... sound effects editor (as Scott Kolden)
Phil Kristof ... sound supervisor
Shawn Miller ... sound mixer
Alan Perkins ... dialogue editor
Scott Schmidt ... foley mixer
Geoff Turner ... re-recording mixer
Juniper Watters ... boom operator (as Juniper Waters)
Michael Alcantara ... assistant sound (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Allen Benjamin ... special effects coordinator (as Al Benjamin)
Brant Mcilroy ... special effects (uncredited)

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Douglas Kerr ... senior CGI artist
Richard Mintak ... visual effects supervisor
Angus Laing ... visual effects (uncredited)

Stunts

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Ed Anders ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Sergei Bachlakov ... still photographer
Andrew Boxwell ... second assistant camera: "b" camera
Trevor Carabin ... best boy electric
Jeff Cassidy ... second assistant camera: "a" camera
Lane Koch ... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Nathan McTague ... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Craig Perell ... best boy grip
Pascal Pillot-Bruhat ... gaffer
Brian Rose ... camera operator: "a" camera / steadicam operator
Robert E. Simpson ... camera operator: "b" camera (as Rob Simpson)
Jeff Smith ... key grip
Ian Gariepy ... dolly grip (uncredited)
Lane Koch ... camera operator: "a" camera (uncredited) / focus puller (uncredited)
Norm Li ... trainee assistant camera (uncredited)
Andrew Pepper ... grip (uncredited)
Robert Redford ... generator operator (uncredited)
Bernie Young ... grip (uncredited)

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Corinne Clark ... casting: Canada
L.A. Hilts ... extras casting (as LA Hilts)
Jennifer Page ... casting: Canada

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Angela Bright ... assistant costume designer

Location Management

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Dan Falkenberg ... assistant location manager (as Dan Falkenburg)
John Wittmayer ... location manager

Script and Continuity Department

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Janice Melnyk ... script supervisor (as Janice Melnyck)

Transportation Department

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Peter Road ... transportation captain (as Peter Roads)
Chris Wild ... transportation coordinator

Additional Crew

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Karen Austin ... production accountant
Gerry Durand ... stand-in (as Jerry Durand)
Jarod McCullough ... security coordinator (as Jarod McCollough)
Richard Slinger ... production coordinator
Scott Williams ... craft service / first aid
Rita Woodman ... stand-in
Oliver De Caigny ... business affairs (uncredited)
Adam Gowland ... second assistant coordinator (uncredited)
Tyrel Hansen ... office production assistant (uncredited)
Rob Lycar ... production coordinator (uncredited)
Michael Tse ... catering chef (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Although he was the one to make the 911 call alerting the authorities to the situation, high profile businessman Devon Major is charged in the stabbing death of his ex-wife, Angela Major, the two who only recently got divorced. His story is that he received a telephone call from her to visit - he hoping that it was to reconcile - when he found her in her new home with a knife in the abdomen. Devon makes the surprise move of asking Angela's friend and divorce attorney Susan Grace, a former criminal lawyer, to defend him. His rationale is that he wants her to believe his story and as such when she tells the world of his innocence, it will truly absolve him in the eyes of the world without public skepticism. Although she still does see many of the reasons that Angela divorced him including that he uses his charm on women to do what he wants, Susan does believe him and does agree to defend him, largely to protect Angela's memory. District Attorney Kirsten Sorensen decides to try the case herself, she who is known to bend the rules to get her conviction. Susan believes Kirsten has decided to try the case if only because of their own personal animosity. As the two sides proceed with the case, a third party enters the scene that not only could disrupt the nature of the trial, but the trial in and of itself. But that intervention may also provide some insight into whether Devon is truly innocent or guilty, and the motive for the murder regardless of if it was Devon who stabbed Angela. Written by Huggo

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Also Known As
  • Intentions criminelles (Canada, French title)
  • Amour et préméditation (France)
  • Impulso criminal (Spain)
  • Intenções Criminosas (Brazil)
  • Criminal Intent - Vite in gioco (Italy)
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  • 88 min
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Budget CAD1,100,000 (estimated)

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