Mockingbird Don't Sing

2001
Not Rated
1h 38min

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6.4/10

2.3 k

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Tarra Steele in Mockingbird Don't Sing (2001)

Based on the actual events of one of the most horrific cases of child abuse ever to be documented, this haunting drama tells the tale of a young girl that was locked in a room for over 12 years.

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Basado en los hechos reales de uno de los casos de abuso infantil más horribles jamás documentados, este inquietante drama cuenta la historia de una niña que estuvo encerrada en una habitaci... Leer todoBasado en los hechos reales de uno de los casos de abuso infantil más horribles jamás documentados, este inquietante drama cuenta la historia de una niña que estuvo encerrada en una habitación durante más de 12 años.Basado en los hechos reales de uno de los casos de abuso infantil más horribles jamás documentados, este inquietante drama cuenta la historia de una niña que estuvo encerrada en una habitación durante más de 12 años.

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.4/10

2.3 k

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Trivia
The character of Katie is based on a girl called "Genie" by a few scientists, and the character of Sandra is based on linguist Susan Curtiss.

Errores
When Sandra drives her Volkswagen Bug to visit Katie, who is now living with her mother Louise, the interior of her car is painted red. But after she parks and opens the door, the paint is white.

Citas
Louise Standon: Wes never did trust doctors, and, uh... and in that regard, I've come around to his way of thinking.

Bandas sonoras
The Mockingbird Song
Traditional
Performed by Melissa Errico

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9/10

Surprisingly good film!

This awful story of child abuse aired in the UK on the True Movies channel (I believe). The next day at work, nearly everyone I know was intent on discussing it. The acting was excellent throughout and the interest was held by some fine directing.

There are so many points to ponder in this film. You don't have to be a psychology student to appreciate it - just a normal decent human being.

I looked this up on the IMDb because I had been reading an old interview with Harry Bromley-Davenport (in Dark Side magazine). Given the sort of films he has made in the past, I feel at last he now has a film he can be truly proud of. Well done old chap - there's clearly more to you than 'Xtro'!