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The father who has secretly molested his daughter Amelia for years. His jealous, controlling behavior and eventual arrest trigger the family's crisis.
The mother who initially denies her daughter's abuse allegations out of shock and self-preservation. She eventually accepts the truth and struggles with marital jealousy and family trauma.
A social worker assigned by the police to care for Amelia after she is placed in protective custody and relocated to a children's home.
The 13-year-old protagonist who suffers from long-term sexual abuse by her father. Her withdrawal and declining academic performance lead to a counselor's intervention, breaking the family's silence.
The school guidance counselor who discovers Amelia's secret. Horrified, she contacts Gail and then the police, serving as the primary catalyst for the official investigation.
The 10-year-old younger sister who remains unaware of the abuse until the family crisis erupts. She eventually realizes she was her father's next intended victim, deeply shaking the family.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After police place Amelia into protective custody, they assign her Ruth Walters, who takes her to a children's home.
Amelia goes to school and tells her awful secret to her guidance counselor, Mrs. Hall.
The plot identifies Beth as Amelia's younger sister, and Amelia worries that Steven may harm her.
Beth is presented as Gail's ten-year-old daughter within the Bennett family.
Amelia lives with her mother Gail, who is contacted after Amelia discloses the abuse.
Steven and Gail are Amelia's parents, and the plot explicitly describes their marriage as stagnant.
Beth is identified as Steven's ten-year-old daughter and is later revealed to have been his next intended victim.
Amelia lives with her father, Steven, and the plot identifies Steven as the parent responsible for her abuse.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mrs. Hall reveals to Gail what Amelia has told her, directly bringing the allegation into the family crisis.
A family crisis unfolds when a daughter's disclosure exposes long-term abuse, denial, and danger to another child.
Directed by Randa Haines
Something About Amelia (1984) · 5.6/10 · drama, tv-movie
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