Jalousie entre voisines

Original title: The Neighbor in the Window

TV Movie
2020
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1h 27m

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Jamie-Lynn Sigler in Jalousie entre voisines (2020)

A suburban wife who finds herself and the security of her family threatened by another seemingly friendly neighborhood mom.A suburban wife who finds herself and the security of her family threatened by another seemingly friendly neighborhood mom.A suburban wife who finds herself and the security of her family threatened by another seemingly friendly neighborhood mom.

Director
- Menhaj Huda
Writers
- Karen Stillman
- Kathie Truitt
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5.6/10

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Director
- Menhaj Huda
Writers
- Karen Stillman
- Kathie Truitt
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win total

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7/10

The False Victim

This LIFETIME suspense thriller was actually released this year and one of the newer ones with Jamie-Lynn Sigler. You might know her exceptionally well from from the holiday movie "The Christmas Note". In "The Neighbor in the Window," this is Lifetime's newest movie that is actually a real story made into a movie from the book "False Victim" by Kathie Truitt. The movie shows just how much HELL a person can go through when one neighbour invades your space, both figuratively and literally.

The film is about Karen (Sigler) when her and her family relocate to Washington because her husband has a new job and she falls in love with her new home, which is a beautiful house with large, impressive windows, but this new dream life quickly morphs into a nightmare when the looming presence of her neighbor, Lisa (Jenn Lyon), is all that cascades into those large panes of glass and the devil is scorned. Great movie also because it was based on a true story.

kupcr
Nov 8, 2020
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Restraining orders in Washington state begin as Temporary orders where as there is typically a ten to fourteen day order enforced before both parties have the opportunity in court regarding a permanent order (typically 1 or 2 years in duration) and its issuance. A judge would never issue a permanent order knowing both neighbors homes buttress each other or their children attend the same school. The order would typically be twenty feet or so and have no verbal contact. The plot holes in this movie only serve to make it believable in move reality but certainly nothing like this happens in real life.