The Whole Truth
"A smart, young police officer tries to help a lonely schoolgirl come to terms with her sexual abuse."
Synopsis
Mallory is a smart, well intentioned young police officer who must interview Jenny, a difficult schoolgirl, about her sexual assault at the hands of her teacher. As she struggles to get Jenny to confront her trauma, an unlikely bond forms between the two women. To help Jenny, Mallory must finally face the truth about her own past and find the strength to talk about it.
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