Hit and Run

In "Hit and Run," Joanna Kendall, portrayed by Margaret Colin, faces a moral crisis after she accidentally hits a young girl with her car. Instead of immediately reporting the incident, she panics and returns home, leading to a spiral of guilt and fear as she grapples with her conscience and the suspicion of a detective.

This 88-minute drama delves into themes of guilt, responsibility, and the complexities of human emotions. With a strong cast featuring Lisa Vidal and Drew Pillsbury, the film offers a gripping narrative that keeps viewers engaged. It is produced by Hearst Entertainment Productions and C.M. Two Production, and aired on Lifetime, making it a notable entry in late '90s television films.

Collectors can find "Hit and Run" available on DVD. This format allows fans of the genre to experience the film’s intense exploration of ethical dilemmas and personal turmoil.