Missing
After their father's death, Wah and her older brother Jason inherited the small shop "Remembering". Inside "Remembering", there is an old, worn bulletin board covered with missing person notices and messages of longing accumulated over the years. One night, both of them encountered people in the city carrying memories and pain. Searching for the missing is just a process; perhaps the people we cannot find are simply living in a place happier than where we are.
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Plot Summary
The film follows June Allen, a Black teenager who, while her mother is on vacation in Colombia with a new boyfriend, becomes concerned when her mother fails to check in. Using technology to investigate from afar, June uncovers a dangerous conspiracy.
Critical Reception
Missing received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for Storm Reid's performance and the film's suspenseful moments, but criticism for its predictable plot and reliance on digital-age tropes.
What Reviewers Say
- Storm Reid delivers a compelling performance that anchors the film.
- The thriller elements are effective and create genuine suspense.
- The plot, however, relies on familiar horror tropes and can be predictable.
Google audience: Audience reviews generally appreciate the suspense and Storm Reid's acting, finding it an engaging thriller. Some viewers noted that the story felt somewhat formulaic, but overall it was considered a solid and entertaining watch.
Fun Fact
The film was originally titled 'Run' before being changed to 'Missing'.
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