Sin rastro

It comes in at an hour and 54 minutes. Take off 25 minutes and you've got a solid thriller. Lots of padded, boring dialog is what kills it. Tighten it up and it's not bad.

Good first time writing and directing from Peter F, who also plays a sheriff. I remember back in the 90s when he was supposed to be the next Tom Cruise. That never happened but he's built a solid career for himself and will get other directing jobs in the future.

I found this movie very interesting. I liked all the twists and turns, and the ending is very surprising and satiating. Sure there are several misdirects that other reviews site as plot holes. But if you think about it later each subplot has a thread tying it back to the main story of the missing daughter.

It was not too bad and certainly held my attention as it tries to solve a missing daughter story. I was hoping it might be like Taken but it's mostly a psychological drama similar to Prisoners but not nearly as good. But still it was tense suspenseful watch with twists and turns. But the unreliable narrator storytelling has been done before but still never gets old.

This is a very strange story, with plenty of suspense and an element of horror.

The Anne Heche character is very unlikable and isn't easy to watch by times, but in the end I realized she was the right person for the role.

The story is well-written and keeps you guessing until the end.

You will wonder what level of hell you've wandered into when you first start watching this. The acting is dire. The editing is terrible. There are so many utterly baffling decisions made that you will find it very hard to sympathise with anyone at all. But, hang on...the last 10 minutes suddenly makes it all (almost) worth it, and with the benefit of hindsight you'll find yourself going...ohhhh...NOW I see... 6 stars because it's actually not awful and the ending is actually quite surprising and a little heartbreaking.