After taking an old painting to his fancy apartment, an old man (John McArdle) heard some shootings coming from the garage. He went there as fast as he could and he saw his wife lying on the ground while the perp was spinning the wheels, in what seemed to be a carjacking. The luxury car was found right away, because the fence sold it to a banker just trapped in recession who needed a car after his own was traded down for paying debts. Obiouvsly, he had nothing to do with the attempted murder, as well as the fence. The real motive behind the shooting is related to the victim, an old woman known as a prominent court judge, whose husband has just lost his job. After some analysis made at the hospital, she has to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair, because the injuries have compromised her spinal cord. Even if her life will be in despair, she wants to protect her family by any means.
The judge is the classic career woman, who doesn't care too much about her family when all things go right. Anyway, after an accident that turns you into an useless kind of person, you change your mind about the things that really matters in life: the love of your relatives. But sometimes it's too late.
The judge is the classic career woman, who doesn't care too much about her family when all things go right. Anyway, after an accident that turns you into an useless kind of person, you change your mind about the things that really matters in life: the love of your relatives. But sometimes it's too late.
