A Mother's Testimony (2001)

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Written by James G. Hirsch

Directed by Julian Chojnacki

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Ex-Charlie's Angel Kate Jackson stars as a mother who welcomes home her son from two years in prison, only to hear that he is a suspect in a murder case. Although she defends him, she starts to question her motives, asking herself whether she is standing behind him merely out of loyalty and whether he is actually guilty.

When is A Mother's Testimony next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Drama November 13th, 6:00am and on Sky Movies Drama HD November 13th, 6:00am. See more...

Cast

Kate JacksonSharon Carlson
Chad AllenKenny Carlson
Susan BlakelyDonna Mulroney
Keith SzarabajkaWarren Stubbs
William R. MosesIan Matthews
Olivia BurnetteDede Carlson
Calvin DevaultBobby Carlson
David Allen BrooksJack
Dee Dee RescherClaire
Sean MoranMackie
Daniel RoebuckPolice Officer
Scott Allan CampbellMark Willis
P.K. PhillipsConnie Willis
Rachel HirschCheryl
Robert Martin KleinCoroner
Kimiko TanakaReporter
Marty PapazianSupporting
Larry B. ScottTony Chanin
Justine PriestleyBrooke
Frank NovakJudge

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