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Renato De Maria transports viewers to the sunny Italian countryside in Vanished Into the Night, a psychological thriller starring Riccardo Scamarcio as Pietro. It’s a tense remake of the 2013 Spanish film Septimo, telling the story of a father struggling through a difficult divorce.

Pietro’s world is turned upside down when his children mysteriously vanish one night from their rural home. With Elena, played by Annabelle Wallis, tensions are high as their marriage dissolves. But in the face of unimaginable danger, will old wounds heal as they search for answers?

This mystery unfolding in De Maria’s skilled hands is sure to keep audiences guessing. Tiny clues dot the picturesque landscape, each perhaps pointing to bigger revelations. Scamarcio brings Pietro’s desperation to life with depth and nuance. Wallis stands strong beside him despite their relationship’s strains.

Together they embark on a heart-pounding journey to discover what happened and save their family.

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Netflix's Italian thriller Vanished into the Night has become the streamer's top international movie in America for the week of July 14, 2024. The film's position in the top five movies proves Netflix has been successful at convincing people they should check out foreign films. Vanished into the Night, a remake of the Argentine-Spanish movie 7th Floor (Septimo), is directed by Renato De Maria and revolves around Pietro (Riccardo Scamarcio), a father to two children who's on the verge of divorcing when someone takes his children.

The movie may be a hit on Netflix, but it hasn't done so well with reviewers, with a 40% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes and only 13% with audiences as of this writing. Pramit Chatterjee from Digital Madia Talkies said it...

"Vanished into the Night" on Netflix is a thriller similar to "Prisoners" starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Both films center on the theme of missing children, but "Prisoners" has a better Rotten Tomatoes score. "Prisoners" directed by Denis Villeneuve stars Gyllenhaal as Detective Loki and is available for purchase on various platforms.

Netflix's Vanished into the Night is rising to the top of the streaming service's charts shortly following its premiere, and the film's spike in popularity raises memories of a Jake Gyllenhaal movie from 13 years ago that contains similar themes. The 2024 Italian thriller film, directed by Renato De Maria and written by Francesca Marciano and Luca Infascelli, chronicles the disappearance of a soon-to-be-divorced couple's two young children while they were staying with their father. Shortly after they go missing, the couple receives a menacing phone call from a man demanding 150,000 euros in exchange for the kids.

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“Vanished Into the Night,” a thriller starring Annabelle Wallis and Riccardo Scamarcio as a divorced couple in southern Italy whose children get kidnapped for ransom, has rapidly risen to the top of the global Netflix chart in a rare milestone for an Italian film.

In “Vanished,” Wallis – who played the character Grace Helen in the series “Peaky Blinders” – stars as a U.S. psychiatrist who lives in Italy’s scenic Puglia region after her breakeup with Pietro, a man with a dark past played by Italian A-list actor Scamarcio. When the young children of this estranged couple go missing on the outskirts of the port city of Bari, Pietro connects with a criminal from his past on a dangerous mission to get his kids back home.

The elevated genre film, directed by the prolific Renato De Maria shot to No. 1 just days after dropping globally on July 11 on Netflix, where...

7th Floor's unique take on a kidnapping storyline sets it apart from the Italian remake. The original film focuses on heightened paranoia and tension within a small apartment building. Emotional depth, psychological drama, and a unique setting make 7th Floor a must-see mystery film.

Quickly breaking into Netflixs most-watched movie list, Director Renato De Marias latest film is not about notorious mafia members or heroic resistance fighters. Instead, the hour-and-a-half exclusive called Vanished into the Night focuses on a couple in Bari, Italy, who are in the midst of separating. Riccardo Scamarcios Pietro and Annabelle Wallis Elena's fragile lives become even more shattered when their two small children suddenly go missing without a trace in the middle of the night. What follows is a brave fathers journey to bring them home even if that means stepping into some shady situations and putting himself in danger.

The well-experienced duo of...

Infiesto is a Spanish movie written and directec by Patxi Amezcua starring Isak Férriz, Iria del Río and José Manuel Poga.

Infiesto takes us through backwater Spain in a dark thriller with secrets and devious characters. It is visually attractive, especially the surroundings.

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The plot you might say is similar to Twin Peaks. It starts the same but later it is more a horror thriller in the vein of the trilogy of Baztán.

This movie is entertaining enough, well made visually and above all, knows how to use that “star landscape” that is so romantic which shapes the movie in a good way.

The director does a good job in this third feature film (previously he had directed Séptimo and Carat): knows what he wants, how to direct a thriller and create the right atmosphere, know what to rely on and be guided by the cold...

Cepa Audiovisual, the Argentina-based outfit producer of Ricardo Darín hit feature thriller “7th Floor,” has unveiled its initial slate of TV drama projects, led by Conecta Fiction 3 Pitch CoPro Series title “En busca de la primavera” (“In Search of Spring”).

With a pilot episode written by Patxi Amezcua and Alejo Flah, the creative team behind “7th Floor,” “En busca de la primavera” is an action thriller designed as an eight-episode, 50-minute series, inspired in real-life facts.

The series narrates the Latin American odyssey, begun in 1924, by a group of young Spanish anarchists headed by Buenaventura Durruti and Francisco Ascaso, named Los Errantes, that traveled across the American continent searching for political and financing support to battle against General Primo de Rivera dictatorship in Spain.

Los Errantes’ failure drive them to commit a string of bank heists

“En busca de la primavera” is presented for the first time ever to potential...