The Absolute Truth

The Absolute Truth follows a television newswoman, played by Jane Seymour, who faces a moral dilemma when she must betray a friend to uncover the truth about a presidential candidate, portrayed by William Devane, accused of sexual harassment. This film combines the intensity of a thriller with the emotional weight of a drama, making it a notable entry in the genre of TV movies from the late '90s.

For collectors, this film is available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add unique television films to their collections. The strong performances from a cast that includes Bruce Greenwood, Linda Purl, and Marina Palmier enhance the film's gripping narrative, providing a compelling viewing experience. Fans of political dramas and thrillers will find this film significant in its exploration of ethics in journalism and personal sacrifice.