The Innocent

Year: 1994

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: English

Director: Mimi Leder

TV Movie

The drugstore owner is killed during a robbery, and the only person who glimpsed one of the gunmen without his mask is Gregory, a nine‑year‑old autistic boy. Detective Barlow believes the criminals will try to silence the child, so he pressures Gregory to sketch the face he saw, hoping the drawing will lead to the perpetrator.

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