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Trial by Fire (TV Movie 1995)

www.imdb.com/title/tt0114723/

Plot

High school teacher Paulette Gill (Gail O'Grady) finds herself facing charges of sexual assault after a troubled male student (Andrew Kavovit) that she had an affair with commits suicide.

Cast

Gail O'Grady as Paulette Gill

Michael Bowen as Roger Gill

Keith Carradine as Owen Turner

Andrew Kavovit as Kip Bouchmoyer

Paulette Gil is a very engaged teacher. When she realizes that her pupil Kip has problems she takes special care for him. But Kip interprets it in the wrong way and tells his mates that he had an affair with Paulette. Then he commits suicide and the rumours draw Paulette into court.

The upper class community in which Kip lived is stunned by his suicide but they are soon also scandalized by reports that Kip had been having an affair with one of his teachers, Paulette Gill (Gail O’Grady). Paulette denies the rumors but soon, Kip’s friends are coming forward and saying that Kip not only told them about the affair but that some of them spied on Kip while he was with her. Paulette continues to deny the accusations but still loses her teaching license. Paulette is put on trial, accused of seducing Kip and setting off the chain of events that led to his death. The only people who seem to be willing to believe Paulette’s side of the story are Paulette’s husband, Roger (Michael Bowen), and her attorney, Owen Turner (Keith Carradine).

Indeed, it doesn’t take long for Owen to discover that there are several inconsistencies in the stories that the other students are spreading about Paulette and how she behaved as a teacher. Owen starts to suspect that Kip’s friends met after Kip’s suicide and concocted the story of Kip and Paulette’s affair on their own. But why would they do that and, more importantly, can Owen convince anyone else?

There have been a lot of movies made about teachers seducing and carrying on affairs with students. There have been far less films made about teachers who are falsely accused. Interestingly enough, Trial By Fire is based on a true story. Paulette Gill was a real teacher and, just as in the movie, she really was accused of contributing to the death of one of her students. Because it’s based on a true story, Trial By Fire doesn’t answer every question that was raised by the case. Though the film leaves no doubt that Paulette was innocent of seducing Kip, the film leaves it to the viewer to decide whether she was the victim of an actual conspiracy or if a bunch of teenagers just had an overactive imagination. The film also leaves it to the viewer to decide as to whether or not Paulette allowed herself to get too close to her students, even if she didn’t actually have an affair with Kip. It could be argued that Paulette allowed herself to care too much about Kip and was rather naïve in not realizing how easily gossip can spread in a high school. But I think it could also be argued that it’s better to care too much than to not care at all.

Verdict:

I combined the two versions of this movie

The version broadcast on television and the uncensored version

( I was able to find a French version of this movie with a higher bitrate.)

www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ims1c

Although the French version was broadcast on television, it was not censored!

After increasing the brightness of the sex scene, I can affirm that it was not Gail, but a body double. At the same time,
I can’t see Gail agreeing to shoot this scene completely naked, especially with a teenager.
so I wasted my time.

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