"Trial and Retribution XIV: Mirror Image" is a 2007 British film that delves into the complexities of the justice system. The movie premiered on February 12, 2007, and has a runtime of 90 minutes. The stellar cast includes John Carlisle as Judge Cooper, David Heyman as Det. Ch. Supt. Michael Walker, Mark Tandy as Dr. John Saunders, and Paul Moody as Reporter.
The story follows DCI Roisin Connor, played by Victoria Smurfit, as she investigates a case involving Eric James (Rick Warden) and Ms. Newburgh (Suzanne Bertish). Jo Wilson QC, portrayed by Fiona Shaw, navigates the legal intricacies of the trial while DS David Satchell (Dorian Loke) and Pat O'Keefe (Terry O'Neil) work tirelessly to uncover the truth.
The plot thickens as Andrew Sinclair (Matthew Douglas) and Mrs. Jenkins (Michelle Fairley) become entangled in the web of deception surrounding the case. With District Judge (John Normington) overseeing the proceedings and James Clayton Q.C. (Michael Pennington) representing the defendants, tensions rise as Nicole Mandray (Kim Thomson) and Jack Delany (Brian Gwaspari) struggle to prove their innocence.
Sydney (Philip Herbert) and Paul Mandray (Greg Hicks) add layers of complexity to the narrative, while Jordan Phillips (Pascal Langdale) and Charlotte (Olivia Hollinen) provide crucial testimonies that could sway the jury's decision. Rory Delany (Jonathan Timmins) and Michael Delany (Robert Timmins) are caught in the crossfire, forcing DS Sam Palmer (Vins Lee) and Alia Yazeed (Badria Timimi) to dig deeper into the case.
As Sgt. West (Martin Hickson) and Honor Delany (Jillian Gordon) navigate the twists and turns of the investigation, Clerk of the Court (Norma Dixit) ensures that justice is served. "Trial and Retribution XIV: Mirror Image" is a gripping tale of betrayal, redemption, and the search for truth in a world shrouded in shadows.
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