Kidnapped

The film constructs its thriller mechanics on the primal fear of every parent, exploring the fragility of a perfect facade. It relies on the stark contrast between sun-drenched paradise and underlying dread, turning a vacation setting into a psychological battleground.

What lingers after the credits is a palpable sense of vulnerability and the unsettling question of trust. The resolution challenges easy answers, leaving a residue of quiet unease. — MovieFinder Editorial