When a young homeless runaway played by Kelli Williams discharges a weapon in a diner it's Paul Sorvino and Chris Noth on the scene to take her in and question her.
Williams is a most disturbed young lady who reacts badly to nun Kate Burton from the place that sheltered her. Later on some accusations of sexual molestation from another client Judy Reyes surface against Burton.
But the real villain her in this charity that is half controlled by the Archdiocese is William H. Macy. Macy is one slick piece of work who as CEO of the place regards this as a private harem.
When Macy does go on trial where the witnesses against him are street kids his lawyer has a field day in cross examination.
Macy is one evil slick piece of work.
This one will have you on edge awaiting the outcome.
Williams is a most disturbed young lady who reacts badly to nun Kate Burton from the place that sheltered her. Later on some accusations of sexual molestation from another client Judy Reyes surface against Burton.
But the real villain her in this charity that is half controlled by the Archdiocese is William H. Macy. Macy is one slick piece of work who as CEO of the place regards this as a private harem.
When Macy does go on trial where the witnesses against him are street kids his lawyer has a field day in cross examination.
Macy is one evil slick piece of work.
This one will have you on edge awaiting the outcome.