The other side of love

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"Locked Up: A Mother's Rage" is an American television drama based on CBS, made in 1991. The film deals with the problem of raising children who have left themselves with every chance to follow in the footsteps of imprisoned parents. And the law often makes this easier. Contents

Annie Gallagher (Cheryl Ladd), a single mother raising three children, does not refuse when her colleague invites her to a Madonna concert. It is also worth to store his envelope with money for the concert. Having arrived at Danny's house (Peter Reckell), he is arrested for drug trafficking, as evidenced by this envelope. He gets a large verdict. Cathy (Jean Smart) and Annie are having a hard time separating from their mother. Cathy's marriage breaks up because of them, still worsening the situation. Annie in prison is one of many who suffer from separation from children. Annie is engaged in activities aimed at giving them a longer and closer mutual contact. Caring for your own children is also urging you to strive for a pardon. Disappointed Annie to her lawyer wants the party to play alone, appears one day in a prison library, full of publication of criminal law. With Frances (Diana Muldaur), Annie goes to implement a summer program that allows mothers to spend 7 days with their children. After four years, the governor makes a decision.

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