Witch Hunt (1999)

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Written by Shane Brennan

Directed by Scott Hartford-Davis

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Australia

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Jacqueline Bisset stars in this riveting drama based on the 1994 abduction of a little girl in the rural Australian community of Whitlow. When Barbara Thomas reports her granddaughter Hannah missing, she leads police to suspect her son-in-law, David Overton, as the abductor. As David is questioned, he counters Barbara's accusation with an astonishing tale of her deception and involvement in the occult. With time running out and the shocking truth coming to light, the police must race against time in order to save little Hannah's life.

Cast

Image for Jacqueline BissetJacqueline BissetBarbara Thomas
Cameron DaddoDavid Overton
Jerome EhlersDet. Jack Maitland
Suzi DoughertyJenny Page
William GluthRay Thomas
Alexandra SchepisiLinda Thomas
Sullivan StapletonCraig Thomas
Grant PiroConlon
Louis DingemansPeter Laroy
Gerald LepkowskiKosgo
John MurphyBill Young
John ArnoldColin Pierce
Jane HallReporter
Roger StephenReporter
Jessica MuschampReporter
Andrew RussellTheo
Joelene CrnogoracConstable Tyler
Andrew CurryConstable Grady

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