Title: Don't Touch My Daughter (TV Movie 1991)Director: John Patterson
Writers: Gerald Di Pego (story), Graham Flashner (story).
Cast: Victoria Principal (Linda Hemmings), Paul Sorvino (Art Hemmings), Jonathan Banks (Dan Paterson), Danielle Harris (Dana Hemmings).
Plot Summary:"Don't Touch My Daughter" (likewise known as "Nightmare") is a TV film drama/thriller launched in 1991. The film is directed by John Patterson, composed by Gerald Di Pego and Graham Flashner, and stars Victoria Principal, Paul Sorvino, and Jonathan Banks, to name a few.
Introduction:The movie centers on the story of Linda Hemmings (played by Victoria Principal), a mother who takes matters into her own hands after her child Dana (played by Danielle Harris) succumbs to a sexual attack. Throughout the film, Linda should browse the legal system and deal with the apprehension of law enforcement officers as she struggles to protect her daughter and bring the aggressor to justice.
Storyline:The motion picture starts with Linda Hemmings picking up her 12-year-old daughter Dana from a pal's birthday party. En route house, Dana understands that she lost a bracelet at the party and demands finding it. Linda pulls the automobile over and permits Dana to try to find the bracelet outside. While browsing, Dana is all of a sudden attacked and sexually assaulted by an unknown, masked male.
After the awful incident, Linda rushes to seek help for her distressed child. Nevertheless, the legal system seems more of a hurdle than aid, as detectives are not able to discover any substantial evidence to catch the aggressor. Despite the resistance from law enforcement, Linda continues her objective to pursue justice for her child.
As the examination goes on, Dana has difficulties recovering, pestered by problems and withdrawn behavior. Annoyed by the absence of progress in the case, Linda's hubby Art (played by Paul Sorvino) starts to fall apart under the pressure, unable to understand the gravity of the scenario and having a hard time to support his other half and daughter.
Meanwhile, Linda relies on a run-down motel manager called Dan Paterson (played by Jonathan Banks) for his security electronic camera video footage in the hopes of finding proof of the wrongdoer. The participation of Dan, who has a history of violence, brings an unsettling element to the situation.
Throughout the film, Linda preserves her determination and determination in her defend justice. She carefully examines the evidence, trying to play her function while handling her own anger and grief. Linda can't shake the bothersome feeling that someone they understand from their closest circle is the assaulter.
Ending:As the movie reaches its climax, Linda must challenge her deepest worries and suspicions. In a thrilling conclusion, the identity of the assailant is exposed, and Linda takes matters into her own hands, ensuring that justice is served.
Through its dramatic storytelling and thought-provoking styles, "Don't Touch My Daughter" represents the painful experience of a mother coming to grips with the repercussions of a crime dedicated versus her child. The movie successfully explores the destructive influence on the family and their emotional fight in the face of a broken legal system.
Conclusion:"Don't Touch My Daughter" is an engaging drama that highlights the guts and decision of a mother seeking justice for her daughter who faced a horrific experience. Victoria Principal provides a strong, psychological efficiency as a mother handling a damaged legal system to find her child's assaulter. Although the movie may seem dated by today's requirements, it still successfully brings attention to the issues surrounding sexual assault, victim assistance, and the discouraging challenges faced by those looking for justice for their loved ones.
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