Alicia (Suzanne May) is a college student studying law. She works at a cafe counter where she meets the kindly old Darrell Jacobs (Brad Blaisdell). They forge a platonic relationship. But as it turns out, Darrell was a mafia type, but now has stage IV cancer without much time left. Tom (Aidan Bristow) is Alicia's boyfriend who doesn't want Alicia to hang out with Darrell. As someone going into law, Alicia is fascinated by Darrell's criminal past, which he hesitates to share.
Darrell is murdered at the beginning of the film. Alicia is telling the story (including private conversations when she wasn't there) to a detective played rather poorly by Kathleen Benner. Things in the story are not what they seem. Our suspicions are raised early as the mystery drama plays out before us. The drama was interesting enough to draw you it, but it didn't have a knock-out punch. Decent acting. Worth a view when it comes on TV.
F-bomb, no sex, no nudity.
Darrell is murdered at the beginning of the film. Alicia is telling the story (including private conversations when she wasn't there) to a detective played rather poorly by Kathleen Benner. Things in the story are not what they seem. Our suspicions are raised early as the mystery drama plays out before us. The drama was interesting enough to draw you it, but it didn't have a knock-out punch. Decent acting. Worth a view when it comes on TV.
F-bomb, no sex, no nudity.