Silence (2003/I)

Director:

Tom Whitus

Writer:

Tom Whitus (writer)

Genre:

Mystery | Thriller

Tagline:

One dead. One to go...

Plot:

A little girl is quickly surrounded by a group of law-enforcement professionals and a psychologist after she witnesses a murder.

Plot Keywords:

Gun | Murder | Washington D.C. | Independent Film

Cast

Kristy Swanson	...	Dr. Julia Craig
Vincent Spano	...	Det. Steve Banks
Vladimir Kulich	...	Josef
Bruce Boxleitner	...	Agent Nicholas Preston
Tony Todd	...	Eric Crowell
Daveigh Chase	...	Rachel Pressman
Donna Thomason	...	Kate Sanders
Walter Coppage	...	Lt. Seaver
Timothy Patrick Klein	...	Billy Sparks (as Tim Klein)
Jim Petersmith	...	Vincent
Lee Look	...	Det. Edwards
Nancy Sparlin	...	Charlotte Leawood
Bruce Heinrich	...	Agent Jack Porter
Craig Benton	...	Peter Asner
Dean Vivian	...	Dr. Burns

Also Known As:

Dead Silence (USA) (video title)
The Only Witness (USA) (TV title)

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for violence.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Company:

Waldo West Productions

Statute of Limitations on Silence of the Lambs.....please

I have read several of the other comments, as I try to be fair. For the most part, if a Lifetime Movie has talented actors, but a boring plot, it may still be viewable; and vice versa; This movie has neither. You will become instantly bored as you watch Kristy Swanson pretending to be a psychiatrist (that's right, folks) and you can visually see HOW HARD it is for her to try and re-enact Jodi Foster's superb performance in "Silence of the Lambs".

I for one am tired of these imitations.....it is over 12 years, and we still see lame copies; give the audience a break; this is Ämerican cable; we are not COMPLETE IMBECILES. Some of us don't ëven watch "CSI".....Also, I am not an incidental music expert, but I was hysterically laughing when Kristy Swanson faces the killer through the jail cell, and the ominous classical music starts playing; Writers of this show should be paying royalties to Jonathan Demme; his camera/directorial and sound techniques are used once again......but they are not utilizing a viable story plot or decent actors, to portray the message....I am sure many film enthusiasts will agree.