Brigitte Bardot

Truth. -- Truth. tells the story of a fashion model's harrowing ordeal after being diagnosed with a life-threatening acoustic neuroma brain tumor.

The Truth -- When a successful couple is taken hostage in their upscale home by a volatile intruder, a simple robbery turns into a tortured night of secrets revealed and trusts betrayed.

When husband and wife, Jonathan and Dana Davenport are taken hostage in their upscale home by a mysterious intruder named Gabriel, what starts out as a simple home invasion robbery quickly turns into something much more complicated. Dana may, or may not, know the intruder Gabriel. And Gabriel may, or may not, have previously crossed paths with Jonathan. Is Gabriel really there just to rob them? Can Jonathan and Dana survive once they're exposed to each other for who and what they really are? What are they trying to hide from Gabriel and from each other? Is it worth dying for?

Professor Robert Leaf is deeply suspicious of the emphasis placed on science within his university, so he tries to suffuse a love of art and music within his two children. Needless to say, he and his wife Vina are slightly horrified to discover that their young son Erasmus is a mathematical genius with a noticeable disinterest in music or art. Thinking only about using Erasmus' gift for his own benefit, his older friend Kenneth immediately comes up with a plan to make a killing at the racetrack. Working out a deal with his less-than-altruistic buddy, Erasmus agrees to help pick racehorses if Kenneth helps him meet his idol, Brigitte Bardot.

French bombshells Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau team up as two buxom women named Maria who unwittingly invent the striptease near the turn of the century -- and become such a sensation that enthusiastic audiences strip down right along with them. But when one of the ladies falls for a handsome revolutionary (George Hamilton), she and her new beau soon find themselves embroiled in an armed peasant revolt.

Professor Leaf, an absent-minded poet with a prejudice against the sciences, is forced to face the fact that his son is a math prodigy with little artistic talent of his own.

Professor Leaf, an absent-minded poet with a prejudice against the sciences, is forced to face the fact that his son is a math prodigy with little artistic talent of his own.

Professor Robert Leaf is deeply suspicious of the emphasis placed on science within his university, so he tries to suffuse a love of art and music within his two children. Needless to say, he and his wife Vina are slightly horrified to discover that their young son Erasmus is a mathematical genius with a noticeable disinterest in music or art. Thinking only about using Erasmus' gift for his own benefit, his older friend Kenneth immediately comes up with a plan to make a killing at the racetrack. Working out a deal with his less-than-altruistic buddy, Erasmus agrees to help pick racehorses if Kenneth helps him meet his idol, Brigitte Bardot.

Fear gives way to deeper and more complex emotions when well-to-do couple Jonathan and Dana Davenport (John Heard and Erin Cardillo) find themselves held captive in their own home by the thuggish and volatile Gabriel Doyle (Brendan Sexton III). What appears to be a robbery turns into something even more treacherous when it's revealed that both husband and wife may have previously encountered the man who now holds their lives in his hands.

When a successful couple is taken hostage in their upscale home by a volatile intruder, a simple robbery turns into a tortured night of secrets revealed and trusts betrayed.

When a successful couple is taken hostage in their upscale home by a volatile intruder, a simple robbery turns into a tortured night of secrets revealed and trusts betrayed.

When a couple is taken hostage in their upscale home by a volatile intruder, a simple robbery turns into something much more complicated. As deeply guarded secrets are revealed and trusts are betrayed true motives become clear. This tortured night of lies and truths threatens to expose everything.