Julius Fonteneau has decided to take the law into his own hands after his daughter has gone missing. His only friend supports him while his wife resents him and the police are growing suspicious of his intentions. He must determine right from wrong and make the ultimate decision to kill the man he believes to have taken his daughter
Steve Rahaman
Director
Daniel O'Shea
Julius Fonteneau
Debra Toscano
Marcia Fonteneau
Robert Michael Anderson
Stanly Peters
Dan Thorp
Phil Lanco
Kevin Moccia
Antonio
Vincent Ticali
Joel
Laura Fay Lewis
Mary Louise
Charlie Sausa
Detective John Mcglone
Lauren Toglia
Annabelle Fonteneau
Damien Bosco
Father Damien
Steve Rahaman
Rookie Cop
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