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Benefit Of The Doubt
87 minutes (18) 1992
Director: Jonathan Heap
Cast: Amy Irving, Donald Sutherland
review by Martin L. Baines
Single parent, Karen (Amy Irving), feels threatened on hearing that her father
(Donald Sutherland) has just been paroled from prison after serving a 22 year stretch
for murdering her mother. Inevitably, dark secrets of the forgotten past jump like
ghost train skeletons out of the family closet. With climactic pursuits against
breathtaking Arizona scenery plus a mesmerising performance from Sutherland as the
Norman Bates type killer, Benefit Of The Doubt is a gripping domestic thriller
which outdoes Scorsese’s overblown Cape Fear remake for sheer white knuckle
tension and plot twisting shocks.
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