Confession

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Cast & Crew

Chris Pine
Luther Scott

Cameron Daddo
Father Michael Kelly

Bruce Davison
Father Thomas Parker

Tom Bosley
Father Abbot Sutton

Peter Greene
Detective William Fletcher

Lukas Behnken
Robbie Willingham

Adam Bussell
David Bennet

Robert Pine
Senator Givens

Janet Carroll
Mother Superior

Kate Vernon
Detective Robin Mallory

Jonathan Meyers
Director

Daniel Wright
Screenwriter

Jonathan Meyers
Screenwriter

Craig Anderson
Producer

Alex P. Yanev
Producer

Randy Holleschau
Producer

Randy Holleschau
Executive Producer

Nelson Cragg
Cinematographer

Chad Galster
Film Editor

Ryan Shore
Original Music

Margaret M. Miles
Production Design

Chanida Trueblood
Set Decoration

Johanna Argan
Costume Designer

Dean E. Fronk
Casting

Donald Paul Pemrick
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• Nov 25, 2010

  Chris Pine plays a student at an all boys catholic school as the rebel & trouble maker selling alcohol, dirty magazines, etc to the kids & acts innocent fooling the priests. Until someone squeals & an unfortunate incident happens. Well Between watching Sands of Oblivion, This & then Frozen.. This was the movie tho not my fare.. I liked best. The character to me is well written showing a well rounded (no wait that?s not the TYPE of person the character is but how the character is written. As Complex as any of us & struggling w/ The issue(s) at hand. C+
  Kym (c my community profile) R Super Reviewer
• Jul 22, 2010

  This B-Movie gem is the first leading role for Chris Pine, and it may be his best role to date. Pine plays Luther, the "bad" kid at Catholic school who can get you anything you want. He is however caught and along with his roommate, he is quickly booted out of school. Luther becomes obsessed with finding out who turned him in and when he does, the boy mysterious turns up dead. At a similar time, someone confesses to Priest Michael Kelly, who now knows who and why, but can't say anything. As a result Kelly quickly becomes a suspect leading up to a tremendous finally. Pine, best known as the "new" Captain Kirk was just fantastic. It's a shame this is a B-Movie, because if it had been a major release, he would have gained the recognition he deserves a lot sooner. This film is tremendous, I saw it as a modern day Shakespearean tragedy. It has life, death, religion, intrigue, and much more. It's a great film that fell way under the radar!
  Todd S Super Reviewer

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