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Plot Analysis Summary

A Catholic priest defies Church authority to investigate a murder accusation and uncover disturbing facts.

Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases

A Murderous Accusation

Daniel Clemens serves as a Catholic Church public-relations representative when a fellow clergyman is accused of murdering a young homosexual prostitute. Church authorities oppose Daniel's growing involvement in the case.

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The Defiant Investigation

Daniel defies Church authorities and investigates the accusation in an effort to prove the clergyman innocent. The accused remains imprisoned as the case becomes increasingly tense.

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Suicide Behind Bars

The accused clergyman is found to have committed suicide in prison. This revelation changes the direction and emotional stakes of Daniel's investigation.

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An Old Ally Returns

A dedicated reporter helps Daniel continue the inquiry. She is revealed to be his former girlfriend from before he became a priest, adding personal complexity to their cooperation.

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Disturbing Discoveries

Daniel and the reporter uncover disturbing facts while investigating beyond the original accusation. Daniel continues pursuing the truth despite conflict with Church authority.

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Directed by

Lewin Webb

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Rating: 5.3/10 (33 votes)

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