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I Accuse

I Accuse (2003)

November. 30,2003
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5.5
| Thriller TV Movie

Kimberly Jansen is a single mother who lives in a small Canadian town. After cutting her hand at a party, she visits the hospital to seek what she assumes will be routine treatment. Instead, she falls victim to a predator in a white coat: Dr. Richard Darian, who drugs her and rapes her while she is asleep. Kimberly attempts to press charges, but the townsfolk and the local police, who regard her as a tramp and respect the doctor, dismiss her accusations.

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Robinmurray44
2003/11/30

I watched this movie last night and I have a question. What was in that shoebox he had hidden that the cops found?? I saw him go down to the basement and look in that box a couple of times. It never showed what was in it. I've looked everywhere and can't find anything about it. The movie was OK. I don't think I would really watch it again. Things just seemed weird about it; The shoebox they kept showing which never got brought up, the other girl who finally came forward about previously being raped (I didn't see her in court), and the girl at the end that stayed overnight in the hospital (did he rape her?). I don't like movies where they put things in there and don't explain what it is or what's going on.

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Comeuppance Reviews
2003/12/01

"I Accuse" is based on a true story. The story is about Dr. Schneeburger who drugged one of his female patients and raped her. But the twist was.... there was no DNA evidence. I saw it on "Forensic Files".This is a well-written and acted interpretation. Estella Warren plays the victim named Kimberly. She is partying one night and has to go to the hospital after cutting her hand. She wasn't treated, but drugged and raped by Dr. Darian (John Hannah). Kimberly has a bad reputation around town as a tramp and no one believes her. She can't press charges because there's no evidence. John Hannah and Warren put in excellent performances.Hannah plays the evil doctor without going over the top. The mystery aspect is well-handled, but the courtroom scene near the end is a little over-dramatic. Overall, worth seeing for the acting and interesting story.For more insanity, please visit: comeuppancereviews.com

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leftyguns2
2003/12/02

This made for TV movie is perhaps one of the best factual accounts that I have watched in a while.The story of a single mother brilliantly played by the beautiful Estella Warren is one of those film that won't let you look away for a second. You cant keep you eyes off the screen. Yes I did find it that good.The plot consists of a single mother ( Warren) who after a quarrel that turns physical with her boyfriend, goes to the local emergency room for treatment. The doctor on duty.played quite well by John Hannah sedates her (Warren) and rapes her. she goes to the police who initially doubt her story . Doctor Darian (Hannah) is something of a local "darling" and almost the entire town sides with him and against the victim. (Warren). The Doctor uses his good relations with the local authorities to defame his victim, and uses extreme measures to elude prosecution.Forced to relocate she then embarks on a crusade to prove that she was in fact raped by the Doctor. Needless to say the Doctor continues with rather creative ways to pass DNA tests. Not getting justice from the authorities she goes and hires a private investigator to get her due justice.I will not divulge further details since many readers have not seen this film.The courage and perseverance of this woman, in seeking justice is truly inspirational.This is a true story that to the dis-credit of many societies happens quite often. Something we all need to fight for change. .

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nakina-1
2003/12/03

Enjoyed the movie on Movie network Sunday Nov 30/03. Felt that the flashback scenes to the rape was shown too many times. Once would have been enough. the point was made. Estella Warren did a good job in her role. Reminded me of an Erin Brockovich type character but of course in a different vain.

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