Nothing But the Truth

Synopsis

In the movie 'Nothing But the Truth', directed by Rod Holcomb and released in 1995, attorney Kate (played by Patricia Wettig) finds herself entangled in a complex legal battle when she is asked to represent a woman charged with killing her baby. As Kate digs deeper into the case, she uncovers shocking truths and faces moral dilemmas that blur the line between right and wrong. The film delves into the complexities of justice, ethics, and the power of the truth in a world filled with deception and manipulation. With stellar performances and a gripping storyline, 'Nothing But the Truth' takes viewers on a suspenseful journey through the dark corners of the legal system and human nature.

Cast

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  Patricia Wettig

  Jill Ross

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  Ken Olin

  Dr. Peter Clayman

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  Bradley Whitford

  'Mack' McCarthy

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  Harry Lennix

  Det. Vernon Jones

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  Katherine LaNasa

  Susie Marsh

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  Kurt Deutsch

  Joey

Reviews

IMDb user reviews for 'Nothing But the Truth' give the movie a rating of 6.5/10. While some viewers praised Patricia Wettig's compelling portrayal of Kate and the film's tense courtroom scenes, others found the plot predictable and the pacing slow. The Hollywood Reporter commended the movie's exploration of moral gray areas but criticized its lack of originality, giving it a rating of 2.5/4. Entertainment Weekly highlighted the film's thought-provoking themes and tense atmosphere, awarding it a B grade. Overall, 'Nothing But the Truth' received mixed reviews from critics and audiences, with opinions ranging from engaging drama to clichéd storytelling.