A roll of film gets two women in trouble in Snap Decision. Sexual images of children and teen-agers are in our culture, in advertisements, in child beauty contests, on magazine covers. Child sexual abuse happens.
Child pornography exists.
In such a situation, parents and other concerned adults should be willing to err on the side of caution, at least when first encountering what is questionable material. But I am not sure that a new TV movie is willing to accept that notion. Snap Decision , premiering at 9 p.m. Monday on Lifetime, focuses on two women caught up in a legal nightmare about photographs one has taken of the other's children. Felicity Huffman plays her friend Carrie Dixon, a successful photographer. During a Dixon visit to the Bradleys' Cincinnati home, the children are horsing around while undressed.