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(clip 1) Vicky Thorn (Jessica Steen) questions Helen Hannah (Leigh Lewis) in court. (281K)

(clip 2) Jessica talks about her character. (198K)

(clip 3) Jessica on "thought provoking" entertainment. (80K)

(clip 4) Director André van Heerden talks about the actors. (166K)

Synopsis:

It is the imminent future. The world follows one government and one man. It is a world of peace, yet some still fight the authorities. To crush the dissent, the ruler arranges a trial of unprecedented proportion. A trial in the world court to be televised to a global audience. A trial that would see Helen Hannah, a Christian and a champion of the resistance, convicted and executed for hatred of the human race. Everything is prepared and only humiliation and death await the accused. There is only one small problem… Mitch Kendrick, the defense attorney, has been tricked into representing Hannah, and now hunts for any way out. In a clever twist he puts not Hannah, but her leader, the real scourge of this new world, to the test. Suddenly it is the biggest trial of history with the guilt or innocence of God himself hanging in the balance. While appearing loyal to the new world order, Kendrick at first defends Hannah's God for his own pride. But as he listens to her, he realizes that she might be telling the truth. Threatened by a hired assassin and the world leader himself, Kendrick still fights for more answers . Memories of a misunderstood father, the love of a tortured woman, and the glare of the world all bear down, as the trial rushes to a conclusion. Within the final verdict lay the lives of the innocent, the ruling against God, and the destiny of a lost soul.

Prosecutor Victoria Thorne (Jessica Steen) is not only Hepburn's ex-lover, but a high-powered attorney with a ruthless ambition to condemn all Haters. She has arranged that the verdict will convict Hannah if the trial's pre-written script is closely followed by Mitch. But as Mitch digs deeper into the evidence and begins to doubt his own beliefs, he decides there's only one way to truly uncover the truth... to put God on trial! Within the final verdict lies the fate of the innocent, the ultimate destiny of a lost soul, and an inconceivable judgment against God Himself.

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Trivia:
Jessica Steen and Michael Copeman (Judge Thornton Wells) previously worked together in "To Save the Children" (1994). Jessica also worked with actor Nick Mancuso in the movie "Question of Privilege."

Links:

The Official Judgment Web Site

Last update: February 17, 2002 6:05 PM