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A handful of people struggling with guilt and confusion find their secrets spreading farther than expected in this drama from independent filmmaker Fiona Cochrane. Gina Sturrock (Leverne McDonnell) is a police detective who is investigating the murder of a young woman. Sturrock brings wealthy housewife Anne Carson (Louise Siverson) in for an interview; Anne stubbornly denies any connection to the crime, even though the victim had been having an affair with Carson's husband, Phillip (Michael Fry). Later that evening, Sturrock meets with her analyst, Glenda Hartley (Gail Watson), and finds herself discussing parts of her life she doesn't often speak about, including her boyfriend Michael (Ben Steel). Without thinking about it, Hartley shares some of Sturrock's stories with her friend Susan Riley (Nina Landis), and as secrets often do, the privileged information eventually makes its way back to Sturrock. Four Of A Kind was adapted from a play by Helen Collins, who also wrote the film's screenplay.
Murder, infidelity, blackmail are all woven together in a fascinating tale that is as compelling as a whole, just as each of its self-contained components.