Radio Silence

Dr. Jill Peterman is a relationship therapist and host of a popular call-in radio show. Her career is disrupted when a female listener named Alexis commits suicide during a live broadcast. After a year away from the microphone to deal with the resulting trauma, Jill agrees to restart her program at the request of the station's general manager, Stuart. As she returns to the air, she begins receiving mysterious phone calls from a woman claiming to be Alexis. This leads Jill into a web of lies and secrets as she tries to determine if she is being targeted by an imitator.

This 2019 Canadian thriller was directed by Philippe Gagnon. It is the fourth film in his career, following Reverse Angle, First Response, and Amber Alert. The movie stars Georgina Haig as Jill Peterman and John Ralston as Stuart Wells, with supporting roles played by Carrie-Lynn Neales, Marc Senior, Sebastian Pigott, and Erica Deutschman. Produced by Incendo Productions with a screenplay by Richard M. Dumont and Richard Dumont, the TV movie has a runtime of 90 minutes. On TMDB, the film has a rating of 5.2/10 based on 81 votes.