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Tommy Lee Jones, Ashley Judd, Bruce Greenwood are suitable for their roles. The film begins with Nick Parsons (Bruce Greenwood) and his wife, Libby (Ashley Judd), who are well to do residents of a beautiful house on an island off the coast of Seattle, Washington. Nick arranges for a romantic getaway on a sailing boat of a friend. Sailing is something of Libby, and she loves to laugh and celebrate with love and alcohol. Libby is waking to sleep, drunk and with her husband out of bed and bloodfinals on the bridge, where a knife with him. Rather suddenly appears the Coast Guard. And 'the last to see her husband is still alive, and even if the body is not found, arrested and convicted for the murder of her husband.
Libby's best friend, Angela Green (Annabeth Gish), takes care of her son Matty (Benjamin Weir) during their 6 years in prison. When you call the phone to hear the voice Matty shouted, "Papa" - and the connection is interrupted. Libby recognized by these andAnother study that Nick is still alive. He also learned during the process, Nick, was deeply in debt and has a life insurance 2 million U.S. dollars today is a foundation for Matty.
One prisoner, the councils have a legal background, Libby, who was on the runway, and Nick was able to kill without consequences, since the law (of dual criminality can not be convicted or acquitted in the same offense).
Libby has strong and exercises to which it is specified, Matty and Nick. It isSuspended after six years in prison.
Travis Lehman (Tommy Lee Jones), a probation officer, oversees the staging that Libby was assigned. He began his research and learns that Nick has changed his name. We also hear that Angela died in an accident.
Libby is intelligent and strong in body and spirit. Nick is in New Orleans a wealthy man at an auction Bachelor - it gives him and wins. He promises to bring Matty, his, and meet at the cemetery.Plenty of action and drama to follow, but very satisfying and exciting finale. The film is an excellent thriller, and held my attention.
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