De l'autre côté de l'amour

Titre original : Cries Unheard: The Donna Yaklich Story

Téléfilm
1994
TV-PG
1h 31min

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6,1/10

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Jaclyn Smith, Hilary Swank, and Brad Johnson in De l'autre côté de l'amour (1994)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHooked on steroids and unable to control his bursts of sudden rage, a police officer keeps his wife under his thumb and routinely abuses her behind the closed doors of their house.Hooked on steroids and unable to control his bursts of sudden rage, a police officer keeps his wife under his thumb and routinely abuses her behind the closed doors of their house.Hooked on steroids and unable to control his bursts of sudden rage, a police officer keeps his wife under his thumb and routinely abuses her behind the closed doors of their house.

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660

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- 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
Although Donna's sentence was 40 years, she was paroled after 18 years and is now living free and relocated in another state. In fact, all of the perpetrators have served their sentences and been released.

Gaffes
At the film's end, Donna mentions having served 5 1/2 years of her sentence, but she was talking to her 18-year-old son; she was convicted when he was 5, so at this point she should have served 13 years.

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[last lines]
Donna Yaklich: The average prison sentence for a woman who kills her husband is 15 to 20 years. For a man who kills his wife, 2 to 6 years. I was sentenced to 40 years for conspiracy to commit murder. I've served 5 1/2 years, and I filed for a motion for reconsideration of my sentence, which is currently under review.

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2/10

Fictional and Self Serving.

This woman was a horrific child abuser and murder that murdered her husband and then destroyed his reputation. Her own son wants nothing to do with her. This move was fictional in its' entirety. She was anything but a victim.