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Release Date:
January 23, 1995
Original Title:
Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story
Alternate Titles:
Juicio al honor
Un paso al frente
Genres:
Drama | TV Movie
Production Companies:
Barwood Films
NBC
Sony Pictures Television
Storyline Productions
TriStar Television
Trillium Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
SE: NR US: NR
Runtime: 91
After serving in the military for more than twenty years, including a tour of duty in Vietnam, Colonel Margarethe Cammermeyer (Glenn Close) had seen her share of battles. But nothing could prepare her for the fight ahead: an intensely personal struggle against the U.S. Army when she becomes the highest ranking officer ever to be discharged for being a lesbian. With the support of her partner Diane (Judy Davis), Cammermeyer undertakes an against-all-odds battle against the Army's policy. But to do so, she must risk everything – her career, her privacy and even the love of her family.
Art Direction:
D.A. Menchions
Camera Operator:
Julian Chojnacki
Casting:
Valorie Massalas
Costume Design:
Tish Monaghan
Director:
Jeff Bleckner
Director of Photography:
Glen MacPherson
Editor:
Geoffrey Rowland
Executive Producer:
Neil Meron
Cis Corman
Craig Zadan
Glenn Close
Barbra Streisand
First Assistant Camera:
Robert Stecko
First Assistant Director:
Richard Peter Schroer
Gaffer:
Stephen Jackson
Hairstylist:
Ian C. Ballard
Michael Kriston
Makeup Artist:
Victoria Down
David Forrest
Producer:
Richard Heus
Production Design:
Ian D. Thomas
Script Supervisor:
Lara Fox
Second Assistant Camera:
Christina Kasperczyk
Second Assistant Director:
Karen Sowiak
Set Decoration:
Lesley Beale
Sound Mixer:
Jacob Goldstein
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Anthony D'Amico
R. Russell Smith
Greg Orloff
Sound Supervisor:
John Sisti
Special Effects Coordinator:
Jak Osmond
Unit Production Manager:
Warren Carr
Writer:
Alison Cross
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