If I am correct, this is the 2005 movie, Forbidden Secrets, made for Tv. and stars actress, Kristy Swanson.
Plot---
There is this recently divorced woman who is looking to her past. She has been having these questions and she cannot get the answer and all. Her mother is going insane, and her Aunt has died. There are several things that are unsettling to her though,
Did someone kill her Aunt? The report of death says, "accidental drowning", at the hands of her mother. Did someone seek some hidden secret her family possessed?
To find these answers , she goes back to her childhood home, and soon discovers that there is more to it than she remembered, or even knew. Now she must unravel all the clues and seek justice. She must come to terms with her past.
About the main character---
Kristy Swanson is superb as Alexander, the newly divorced woman , seeking her past. She portrays a character that is serious and confused.
My thoughts---
I think that it was nice seeing how Kristy Swanson can be in a serious role. She usually plays guffy parts or stupid girl parts , when she acts. I like her serious, mature, acting side. Nice change.
This movie was very interesting, in that it kept you guessing, you did not know what to think or who did it. It is a "Who-done- it movie.
I would recommend it if you like a movie in which you can guess who killed someone.
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Story
Good
Characters/Performances
Satisfactory
Special Effects
Average
Soundtrack
Average
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