Sins of Silence

Sins of Silence
Directed by	Sam Pillsbury
Produced by	Daniel H. Blatt; Susan Murdoch; Cynthia Sikes
Written by	Shelley Evans; Kathryn Montgomery
Starring	Holly Marie Combs; Lindsay Wagner; Cynthia Sikes; Laura Bertram; Sean McCann; Victor Argo; Brian Kerwin; Jason Cadieux; Chris Wiggins; Colin Fox
Music by	David Bell; David Bondelevitch; Gregory Sill
Cinematography	James Bartle
Edited by	Peter V. White
Distributed by	Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)
Release date	February 20, 1996 (U.S.); January 22, 1997 (Germany); January 20, 2001 (Sweden);
Running time	86 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Sins of Silence is a 1996 American made-for-television drama film directed by Sam Pillsbury and starring Holly Marie Combs and Lindsay Wagner. Though set in San Diego, California it was made in Toronto.[1] The film was broadcast on February 20, 1996 in the United States by CBS and in Canada by CHCH.[1]

Plot

Molly McKinley, a former nun now employed, and grossly underfunded, as a rape counselor. A teenager named Sophie seeks out Molly's help after she is raped by the scion of a wealthy family. Refusing to release a confidential file that would reveal Molly's past promiscuity, and thus seriously compromise her case against her assailant, Molly is sent to jail. The problem now becomes two-pronged: If Molly wants to be released, she must hand over information that may allow the rapist to go free; and if Sophie doesn't speak up, Molly's future career will be destroyed.

Cast

Holly Marie Combs - Sophie DiMatteo
Lindsay Wagner - Molly McKinley
Cynthia Sikes - Cynthia Hayes
Laura Bertram - Carrie
Sean McCann - Lee Keating
Victor Argo - Nick DiMatteo
Brian Kerwin - Joey Finn
Jason Cadieux - Tommy Bickley
Chris Wiggins - Father Flannigan
Colin Fox - Judge Boland
Deborah Burgess - Anchorwoman
Christina Cox - Volunteer
Suzanne Coy - Prison Guard
Norma Dell'Agnese - Mohawk
Richard Fitzpatrick - Jonas
Gabriel Hogan - Restaurant Patron
Larry Reynolds - Old Man
Jason Weinberg - Resident

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References

""Sins of Silence", a drama inspired by actual events on CHCH-TV" (Press release). Niagara Television Limited. January 26, 1996. Archived from the original on January 3, 1997. Retrieved March 16, 2012.

External links

Sins of Silence on IMDb

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[CHCH19960126-1] ""Sins of Silence", a drama inspired by actual events on CHCH-TV" (Press release). Niagara Television Limited. January 26, 1996. Archived from the original on January 3, 1997. Retrieved March 16, 2012.