A Mother's Justice Trailer

A Mother's Justice Trailer (1991)

25 November 1991 Drama, Crime, TV Movie 95 mins

A young girl named Debbie is attacked by a bus stop one evening and is blindfolded and raped. Her mother, Lila, who is consumed with guilt is determined to catch the rapist...

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Cast

G.W. Bailey

as Joe Comminger

Blu Mankuma

as Det. Roy Bogardus

Ken Foree

as Warren Thurlow

Madlyn Rhue

as Lois Greenfield

Yorgo Constantine

as Danny Pryne

Ken Pogue

as Lt. Keogh

Sheila Moore

as Dr. Friedhofer

J. B. Bivens

as Schreiber

Lillian Carlson

as Woman Passenger

Frank Ferrucci

as First Officer

Deryl Hayes

as Second Officer

Kelli Fox

as Suzie

Crew

Mark Bacino

Mark Bacino Producer

Richard Leiterman

Richard Leiterman Director of Photography

David Fischer

David Fischer Production Design

Matthew O'Connor

Matthew O'Connor Supervising Producer

Jim Green

Jim Green Executive Producer

Bill Pace

Bill Pace Executive Producer

Allen S. Epstein

Allen S. Epstein Executive Producer

Drew Monroe

Drew Monroe Stunt Driver

International Releases Dates

United States 25 November 1991

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