Missing: Sarajin yeoja

A overworked, divorced mom puts the wellbeing of her child in the hands of a nurturing nanny. Despite mom's hectic life things are working out just fine until nanny and baby don't come home one evening.

If you're a mother, you'll probably love this. A mother's love for her child has no bounds. This was a well written, acted and filmed movie. There's not much to complain about outside of wanting to kill this woman's mother-in-law.I would've loved to have seen more interaction between the mother and nanny before the disappearance, just to understand their relationship a bit more. This was a nice watch. Totally worth it.

This was the most emotional rollercoaster of a movie I've ever experienced. I cried, and I felt all the pain that both mothers felt and I don't even have children! The acting is a little over the top but I think that's what reeled me in. There are so many twists and I like that we learn more and more about the nanny as the story goes on, and we feel a whole range of emotions from her, from anger to sadness to happiness to pity, and finally to tranquility. In a way, we as viewers see the antagonist as not only the enemy, but also someone we can relate to. Her pain is relatable, having something so dear to her taken away from her, and the feeling of loss and doing anything for her child. Even the protagonist ends up realizing they're feeling a similar feeling of pain. What made me the most emotional was the ending, I didn't expect it to end this way, but it's so true that mothers would do anything for their child, even put themselves at the brink of death, literally. There was something so sad about the way it ended, but also not. When the antagonist chose to let go, the protagonist tried to save her but the antagonist decided that she needed to let go, as hard as it is. Because deep inside, she probably knew that even if she got away with stealing someone else's child, it wouldn't be the same.

This movie is basically about a divorced woman who is talking care of her child with the help of a nanny.The nanny is taking full responsibility of a child as the mother is busy with earning.There is a custody court case going on for the child as the father of child thinks that her former wife is not suitable for taking care of the child.one day the nanny goes on missing the child and the mother goes to find her .what happens is unfold of secret behind her disappearance with child.As the movie go on,a lot's of twist and turn are seen which unfold the mothers love, social issues,woman's condition in society.the story is tremendously good,well written and directed.the acting of both main character are top notch.Believe me i cried in some of the scenes which are tremendously sorrowful. Any woman who is a mother would definitely like this movie.truly there is no boundary for a love of mother to her child.this movie is Definitely worth a watch and i recommend this.My rating is 9 out of 10.

Adding this review, because this movie deserves to be appreciated by more people. It's short around 90 mins and story moves in fast pace. Acting is so top notch that you'll feel pity for the characters.I thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely a must watch for everyone.

Ji-sun needs a vacation. She has a little child, she works non-stop, she has problems with his divorced husband and his mother, who want to take the child away from her... Luckily for Ji-sun, she has Han-mae, the woman that takes care of the baby while she is working. But one day, when she comes home, neither of them are there...

What follows is a thrilling and gripping thriller, full of twists and hold-your-breath moments that will keep the viewer entertained all through its running time. Things keep happening and surprises pile on top of each other. It has some plot holes, but the rhythm, acting (even if sometimes there is some overacting) and the direction more than make up for it.

The movie also includes some social criticism, as the events that unfold are based on the injustices of the societies we live in. The decisions taken by the characters make them more than black and white, and that is a strong point for the movie, as the viewer can relate and disagree with the characters and understand their motives.