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| Jane Alexander | Carol Wetherly | |
| William Devane | Tom Wetherly | |
| Rossie Harris | Brad Wetherly | |
| Roxana Zal | Mary Liz Wetherly | |
| Lukas Haas | Scottie Wetherly | |
| Philip Anglim | Father Hollis Mann | |
| Lilia Skala | Fania Morse | |
| Leon Ames | Henry Abhart | |
| Lurene Tuttle | Rosemary Abhart | |
| Rebecca De Mornay | Cathy Pitkin | |
| Mako | Mike | |
| Ross Harris | ||
| Kevin Costner | Phil Pitkin | |
| Gary Bayer | ||
| J. Brennan Smith | Billdocker | |
| Gerry Murillo | Hiroshi | |
| Mico Olmos | Larry |
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| Producer | Andrea Asimow
Jonathan Bernstein Lynne Littman |
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| Writer | Carol Amen
John Sacret Young |
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| Cinematography | Steven Poster
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| Musician | James Horner
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In TESTAMENT, an unexpected nuclear strike has occurred and no one knows who did it or why it happened. With her husband away on business, and now unable to be reached, Carol Weatherly must remain strong for the sake of her children. Things take a turn for the worse once food and other supplies become scarce. . The film is directed by Lynn Littman. |
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