Vanished (TV 2006)During a visit to a tropical island, a man mysteriously disappears and his wife must lead her own investigation in order to find him. Director:Michael SwitzerWriter:Matt Dorff |
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Title: Vanished (TV 2006)
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Axel Anderson | ... |
Shopkeeper
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Alfred Berguez | ... |
Bodyguard
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Luisa
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Glenn
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Michelle Camacho | ... |
Gloria Peña
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FBI Agent
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Hope
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Student
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Rodrigo
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Anna
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Raddimus
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Luis Raul | ... |
Gregorio Rey
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Francisco Reyes | ... |
Desk clerk
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Wilfred Rodriguez | ... |
Officer Lopez
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During a visit to a tropical island, a man mysteriously disappears and his wife must lead her own investigation in order to find him. Written by Anonymous
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16 July 2006 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Disparition sous les tropiques See more »Filming Locations:
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The writer of this film, made for television, Mark Dorff, is also the author of another beauty, "Break-In". Both films were shot in Puerto Rico, and both features ask the viewer to stretch his, or her, imagination trying to absorb implausible premises that are beyond imagination.
This one, "Vanished", has an aura of the occult that doesn't make much sense. A vacationing honeymoon husband suddenly disappears from a bar after enjoying cocktails with his beautiful wife. What follows then is a young woman, alone in a strange place, where everyone she turns to is either nasty, or has a hidden agenda to harm her.
We have seen all this better done before. As directed by Michael Switzer, a man active in television, "Vanished" will not add anything to the careers of the people involved in this picture. On the plus side, we are taken to Old San Juan with its colonial architecture, and charming elegance that turns out to be the most interesting aspect of the movie.