Sur les traces de ma jumelle

This was an okay movie. Reminded me a lot of I Know Who Killed Me For some reason, all except the twins weren't teens. It kind of surprised me at the amount of language in it for a lifetime movie. I'm not used to lifetime movies having that much language in it but other than that it's an okay movie. It was good seeing Justin breuing in another lifetime movie as well.

Loved everyone's performance, especially Tatyana and Jasmine! That's Bobby Campo, correct? Can you please credit him on here? Thanks. Great job, Bobby. Proud of your career. Proud to have went to school with you. Keep it up! 👏

After her twin goes missing, Jada takes matters into her own hands, disguising herself as her own sister and is pulled into a world of drugs as she tries to find out what really happened to her. Jada is pulled into a world of drugs and deceit to uncover the shocking truth about what really happened to her missing sister Kayla.

Lifetime Marathon, with yet another low-budget movie, weak production, beaten script, but I like it, yes, a lot, when it's more cheesy, it's more adorable, where one sister impersonates the other and everyone falls, almost all of them, really a Mexican soap opera, Americanized and weak version, it's not bad, but so regular, that it remains in an insignificant neutrality, but I like it...

Tatyana Ali shines in a split screen role as sisters, Jada and Kayla who goes missing after setting up her new apt. This movie was dark but interesting and the language was raw which brought more realism to it since it was based on actual events. Jasmine Guy as the head detective killed it! Definitely recommended!

So there we go again. New trend shows... White men are bad, criminals and such. So I guess I know why her sister's ex husband was a white guy in this movie. Hmmmm.