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| Margo Martindale | ... |
Janice Trimble
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| Adam Scarimbolo | ... |
Jakob Trimble
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| Hanna Hall | ... |
Paige Alexander
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| Jim Dougherty | ... |
Charles
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LaDonna Pettijohn | ... |
Mrs. Alexander
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Raymond Kester | ... |
Mr. Alexander
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Sean Blodgett | ... |
Public Defender
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Angela Steele | ... |
City Prosecutor
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Frank T. Ziede | ... |
Dr. Khamis
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| Mark A. Nash | ... |
Daniel Trimble
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Eric Monroe | ... |
Butch
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Benjamin Riley | ... |
Jason
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Samantha Eileen DeTurk | ... |
Waitress
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| Stefania Marcone | ... |
Hostess
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| Micah Shane Ballinger | ... |
Waiter
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A single mother is desperately trying to care for her mentally-handicapped son, Jakob. She's out for revenge when Jakob is charged with rape. Paige, the victim, was hired as a care-taker for Jakob and she also just wants what is best for him. But who is in the right, and what really happened? Written by napierslogs
This Rashomon rip-off does alright with its first two stories, but falls on its ass with the third. Paige's story is so completely ridiculous, so far from the realm of reality, that it embarrasses the rest of the film to be a part of it. The movie does a pretty good job of manipulating emotions until then, but when the turn happens, everything becomes stupid, unbelievable, and ridiculous.
This is not a thriller, it's like a Lifetime movie that attempts to tug at your heartstrings but absolutely fails in the execution. You may experience the first 20 minutes of the film and be impressed, but it throws away all its credibility shortly after.