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Eyewitness (2017)

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Plot

In the aftermath of the brutal double homicide of her affluent father and intended husband, Diana Ratlidge is ensnared in a web of grief and haunting memories that refuse to fade. The chilling echoes of the past reverberate through the halls of her isolated family mansion, a poignant reminder of the life she once knew. Her father's protégé, Brian, and her prosperous businessman father, Max Ratlidge, met a tragic end in the garage of this very home half a decade ago. The man implicated for these horrific crimes was Louis Allen, the family's groundskeeper, largely based on Diana's damning testimony. Five years on, Diana continues to inhabit the eerie house, tethered to it by the ghostly remnants of her past. Despite her rightful place at the helm of her father's empire, she retreats from the world, crippled by her unyielding sorrow. Her only anchors are her brother Chris, his wife Trudy, and Martin Loring, the family attorney who has since become her romantic interest. As Diana drowns in her grief, those close to her urge her to sell the house, a move they hope will sever her ties with the dolorous past. But the past is far from done with Diana. When Louis, the man she helped imprison, escapes his prison confines, the narrative takes a chilling turn. Contrary to expectations, Louis doesn't flee, instead, he infiltrates the Ratlidge mansion, holding Diana captive within her own home. Yet, his motives are far from revenge. Louis declares his innocence, urging Diana to question her own recollections of the grim night and the testimony that condemned him. As Diana finds herself a prisoner in her own sanctuary, she is forced to confront her past and the man she helped convict. She begins to question the validity of her memories and her own role in sentencing an innocent man. An unexpected bond forms between the captive and captor, weaving a complex layer into their entangled narrative. As they delve into the evidence gathering dust within the mansion, they must outmaneuver the relentless police force and a potential killer who might be lurking closer than anyone suspects. The plot thickens, leaving the audience to ponder - did Diana condemn an innocent man or is Louis a ruthless murderer, weaving an intricate web of deception? The truth lies buried somewhere within the shadowy corners of the sprawling Ratlidge mansion, waiting to be unearthed.

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Eyewitness is a drama movie featuring Lindy Booth and directed by Andrew C. Erin.

Eyewitness is currently streaming on DIRECTV.