Girl Missing (2015)

15 yrs after she was left in a ditch, a young woman is contacted by a millionaire from NYC who claims to be her mother. When she arrives at the family estate, she finds herself in the middle of a mysterious plot.

Director:

Joel Soisson

Writer:

Philip Fracassi

Stars:

Kiersten Warren, Francesca Eastwood, Federico Dordei

Cast

Cast overview:
Kiersten Warren	...	Sylvia Knowles
Francesca Eastwood	...	Jane Smith
Federico Dordei	...	Carlo Fracassi
Russell Charles Pitts	...	Finch
Lidia Porto	...	Theresa
KariAnn Christensen	...	Gwen Marsh
Lyliana Wray	...	Savannah Knowles
Jeremy Frandrup	...	Robert Knowles
Claudia Templeton	...	News Reporter

Storyline

What seems like a happy ending turns into a nightmare for a young woman thought to be the long lost daughter of a billionaire. She finally returns home and finds Haunting secrets looming in every corner of the grand estate which is soon to be hers. She also discovers that Not everyone in this dysfunctional family is happy to see her back.

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Taglines:

Some secrets are best kept buried

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Genres:

Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 October 2015 (USA)

Also Known As:

Forgotten

Filming Locations:

St. Paul, Minnesota, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Strike Accord

Technical Specs

Runtime:

84 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Filmed in part at the Glensheen historic estate on the shore of Lake Superior in Duluth, MN, the former home of the Congdon family. This location was used once before as a film set in 1972 for another movie thriller, "You'll Like My Mother", starring Patty Duke and Richard Thomas. The estate has it's own dark real life history, and is open to the public for tours.

User Reviews

a bad Lifetime movie

I enjoy Lifetime movies even though they are typically B movies, but this one was on the lower end of the Lifetime rating scale. The acting was really bad. There was NO character development. The story was completely predictable, and there were tons of plot holes. Also, the film was super low budget. For example, about 7 minutes into the film you can see the boom mics bouncing above the actor's heads. The plot is about a young woman who was found wandering in a snowy forest at 8 years old. After growing up an orphan, now 15 years later they may have found her family. There is so much about this story that doesn't make any sense. They never explain why the mother comes looking for her now, so many years later, or how she finally did find her daughter. The girl, Jane, chooses not to wait for DNA results or take her social worker's advice. Jane also doesn't even ask her mother what happened or why they took so long to find her. In My Humble Opinion, Skip this one! This is not a Lifetime movie I would recommend, even to the average Lifetime enthusiast. 8/2007