That Night

Frannie, Cathy and Joe have always been close, bound not just as family, but by a tragic past until that night their loyalties are tested. Frannie has killed a man. Hit him with her car. She can't go to jail, she has a baby and this wasn't her fault, not really. Cathy and Joe agree to help: burying the body, lying to the police. But tangled in lies that grow knottier, the family struggles to accept what they've done. Who will crack first? Whose conscience will not be silenced? Or will these siblings prove that blood is thicker than murder?