Dov'è mia figlia?

This is an outstanding mystery film that truly delivers. The plot is intricately crafted with numerous twists and turns, keeping me guessing all the way through. The storytelling is gripping from start to finish, and the acting is top-notch. The performances-especially those portraying Richard, David, Caroline, Ellie, and Abigail-were particularly compelling and brought real depth to the story. Hats off to the cast for such powerful portrayals.

The cinematography beautifully enhances the film's moody atmosphere, drawing you deeper into the mystery. I wholeheartedly recommend this movie for anyone looking to unwind and get lost in an engaging, suspenseful story. It had me hooked the entire time!

This is just a poorly made TV movie with a really bad script writing and terrible acting.

The film quality itself was not bad although the sound was a bit indistinct at times.

The plot concerns a father who is divorced and remarried with a daughter. He shares the daughter's custody with his wife and her new husband. They all seem to get along.

Until the daughter mysteriously disappears and the frantic search for her begins.

It's all muddled, the acting by just about everybody is terrible, stiff and unbelievable. The plot does not make a lot of sense.

I would not recommend this movie to anybody. It's a waste of your time that you will never get back.

It's more like a comedy than a thriller because the plot and acting is so bad. The plot is very convoluted. All over the place. The acting is bad. Really bad. Some actors have one face that they keep for every scene no matter what is happening. I was laughing when it was supposed to be serious and tension filled. I was knitting a blanket while watching so it was just something to pass the time. My blanket is coming along nicely. It is forest green with a lovely squishy pattern. I am gifting it to my niece who is in college. The green is one of her school colors. I have to have a certain amount of characters for the review so that's why the extra sentences.