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Synopsis: A child psychologist faces graphic accusations of child abuse from a 13-year-old boy in this sober courtroom drama, adapted by Gary M. Frazier from his own novel. A directorial debut for Rocky Costanzo, Return to Innocence is an edgy, true-to-life narrative, exposing the reality of what one little accusation can do to a man's career, family and life.  Return to Innocence found an audience during its festival and limited theatrical run in 2001-02. It was announced as a finalist at the 2001 Rhode Island International Film Festival, and has received promising reviews from movie critics. The digitally remastered DVD release is the original full-length director's cut, Return to Innocence Review: Return to Innocence. This tearful true-life drama, based on the novel written by Gary M. Frazier, locks us in a case where we would struggle to get out. Glen Erskine, played by Richard Meese, is chief of staff at New Horizons, a place for abused boys. Glen, a child psychologist, risks loosing everything that has built his international well-respected career and life for his family. An astounding performance by young Andrew Martin who plays Tommy Jackson, the victim of horrific, emotional, physical, sexual abuse. His mother, who made pornographic videos of her son and put them on the Internet, is arrested by the FBI and Tommy is taken to New Horizons. What this movie is really about: The relationship and bond between Glen and Tommy. What is the limitation between a man who loves boys, not in a sexual way, but with deep care and concern? Costanzo helps bring this question to life in the film. "A gut wrenching, stomach turning, yet, ultimately redeeming movie that hits you with base, raw emotion." --Aaron Hoag, ENTERTAINMENT INSIDERS