A real-life struggle for justice is shoehorned into a typically melodramatic format in this mediocre TV-movie drama that at times has all the subtlety of a stalker thriller. It took Kerry Ellison around a decade to settle her claim for sexual harassment against a co-worker at the California Internal Revenue Service. She received little sympathy from a male-dominated judiciary, yet she eventually won a decision that established new codes of conduct within the workplace. General Hospital star Rena Sofer looks suitably imperilled and impassioned in her first TV-movie role, but director Allan Kroeker has Victor Garber gnawing on the scenery as her nemesis.

Kerry Ellison, a vibrant young woman working as a senior accountant at the IRS, finds her life threatened by a disturbed, married co-worker who starts stalking her—following her, and writing her sexually tense notes. She makes it clear multiple times that she is not interested in him, but he is unstoppable. There's no one who can help her, so her only option is to file a sexual harassment suit against her employer and go to court, a decision that will surely cost her job. Based on a true story.