La nuit où ma fille a disparu...

I like the story and the acting wasn't bad. But the movie really dragged, should have cut an half hour off of it. Pacing could have been a lot better.

Good example of a made for tv movie. Solid acting, i liked the fact for this mild thriller/drama that the actions of such characters was fairly realistic to real life and expectation. Often characters and their idiotic behaviour/decision making is what ruins a movie.

The closing scenes are the only part that did not ring true for me, could have been handled differently but overall a good watch!

Claire Porter and her daughter Sarah move to a small town from Chicago. She is the new vice principal. Sarah is a basketball jock. The undefeated high school team is coached by Ruth Simmons. After showing out against the team, Sarah is invited to join and the team is having a party for her. Next day, Claire can't find her daughter.

This is good Lifetime. The no-name cast and the limited production do restrict it to B-movie territory. Maybe I've seen the coach from somewhere before. The mystery could be held back for a little longer. I don't like the TV showing the pulling of the table cloth. It cheapens the climatic scene.

The hell?

Interesting camera work? Efficient pacing? Competent acting? Unintrusive, complementary music, realistic dialogue and, to top it all of, dexterous direction leading to a solid structure and consistency in quality?

IN MY LIFETIME MOVIE?!

...Have I landed in the wrong universe again?

Watched this on lifetime movie network. It actually kept me alert and i was eager to see how it would end. Great acting as well. Kept me on the edge of my seat.