Sarah es una adolescente que ansía cumplir los 18 años para alejarse de su controlador padre, Don. Pero antes de que pueda siquiera apagar las velas, Don la encierra en el sótano.Sarah es una adolescente que ansía cumplir los 18 años para alejarse de su controlador padre, Don. Pero antes de que pueda siquiera apagar las velas, Don la encierra en el sótano.Sarah es una adolescente que ansía cumplir los 18 años para alejarse de su controlador padre, Don. Pero antes de que pueda siquiera apagar las velas, Don la encierra en el sótano.
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
Michael Lawson
- Investigative Police Officer
- (as Mac Wells)
Alnisa Chislom
- Hospital Reception
- (sin acreditar)
Shayla Harris
- Nurse Giving CPR
- (sin acreditar)
Reseñas destacadas
This film is inspired by the life of Elisabeth Fritzl and the abuse she suffered at the hands of her father, Josef.
I knew going into this that it is not a big budget movie. This is a lifetime movie. I know that people like to hate on these simplistic made for TV films but I happen to enjoy them regardless. As long as the acting is tolerable and the storyline is decently put together. This film met my requirements.
No. It doesn't have the greatest actors but considering the subject matter they were portraying, I thought they were fairly good. The subject matter is awful but there is no need to feel as though you will be watching horror level violence or sexual assaults of an overly graphic nature. This is tame in those regards.
I personally liked the film. I found it to be a decent watch. If you like Lifetime movies, this is going to be right up your alley. If you don't care for those types of films, don't watch it.
I knew going into this that it is not a big budget movie. This is a lifetime movie. I know that people like to hate on these simplistic made for TV films but I happen to enjoy them regardless. As long as the acting is tolerable and the storyline is decently put together. This film met my requirements.
No. It doesn't have the greatest actors but considering the subject matter they were portraying, I thought they were fairly good. The subject matter is awful but there is no need to feel as though you will be watching horror level violence or sexual assaults of an overly graphic nature. This is tame in those regards.
I personally liked the film. I found it to be a decent watch. If you like Lifetime movies, this is going to be right up your alley. If you don't care for those types of films, don't watch it.
Well done and definitely toned down for TV. I personally think people need to start making movies that actually depict the true horror of the reality we live in. Her true events were 1,000 times more horrific. It doesn't do the victims justice by making the father out to be better than he was. He is pure evil. Men like her father should be tortured every second for the rest of their life.
This did not come off like the usual Lifetime movie - my comments:
1. Nice to see Judd Nelson working, though the part of the dad is light years away from the Breakfast Club. 2. Though there was not a lot of it, the violence was shocking. 3. The dad character was completely unsympathetic. 4. The ending was satisfying, yet left a lot of questions.
1. Nice to see Judd Nelson working, though the part of the dad is light years away from the Breakfast Club. 2. Though there was not a lot of it, the violence was shocking. 3. The dad character was completely unsympathetic. 4. The ending was satisfying, yet left a lot of questions.
My comments on this movie:
1. This was not the typical LMN or Lifetime movie - good performances by all. 2. Shocking violence, though there was not very much. 3. Disturbing implication of incest between the father and daughter. 4. Judd Nelson's portrayal of the father seemed disturbingly real. 5. The ending took some of the edge off the movie, but left some questions.
Do not watch this if you are in a depressed mood.
1. This was not the typical LMN or Lifetime movie - good performances by all. 2. Shocking violence, though there was not very much. 3. Disturbing implication of incest between the father and daughter. 4. Judd Nelson's portrayal of the father seemed disturbingly real. 5. The ending took some of the edge off the movie, but left some questions.
Do not watch this if you are in a depressed mood.
The delivering through a low budget standardized package of generic tv drama prevents the implications of such events to be fully developed for its own flaws of mediocre acting, underdeveloped plot and neglected atmosphere.
Still, there's something remaining that may make the movie watchable but the disappointment that it should've been much better exists.
Still, there's something remaining that may make the movie watchable but the disappointment that it should've been much better exists.
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesBased on the infamous true story of Elisabeth Fritzl, who was locked up and abused for 24 years (from 1984 to 2008) by her father Josef in Amstetten (Austria). In these years of imprisonment she became the mother of seven children as a result of these abuses.
- PifiasWhen the police officer is investigating Sarah's "disappearance", Chris is named as the person who last saw Sarah. When the officer says he wants to go talk to him, Amy says she's going to get Chris' number. The cop then leaves the house before Amy can come back with the phone number, an important lead when conducting an investigation. When Chris comes to bring Sarah the motorcycle helmet, he mentions to Don that the police did question him.
- Citas
Don Cody: When you live in my house, you follow my rules!
Sarah Cody: Get off me!
Irene Cody: Hey! Hey! What's going on here?
- ConexionesFeatures Wolf! Wolf! (1944)
- Banda sonoraWherever I May Go
Performed by Jake Etheridge and Stefanie Scott
Written by Jake Etheridge and Marie Hines
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