In the industrial suburbs of Boston, Dorchester, the 4 year old Amanda McCreada goes missing without a trace.
The police soon give up on the case, but a desperate aunt and uncle of the missing girl, the girl's guardians, order a couple of young detectives, also a couple in private life, Patrick Kenza and Angie Genarro. It turns out that the girl's mother is strongly addicted to alcohol and drugs, which does not make it easier. Detectives discover a trail of the dealers network in Dorchester, as well as cases of sexual harassment. But unfortunately it does not bring them closer to solver the puzzle of Amanda's disappearance. Media is interested in the case, and the couple begin to cooperate with the police, with detective Remma Bressant and captain Jacek Boyl, who heads the department to fight crime directed against children. Kenzie finally discovers a shocking clue…
directed by: Ben Affleck
cast: Amy Ryan, Ed Harris, Morgan Freeman, Casey Affleck
drama, crime / USA / 2007
running time: 114 min.
host: Krystian Drozd
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Series: Film brothers
In March Benshi discussion club offers a rich film cycle devoted to film siblings. The audience will watch how the family energy affects the creators, and seek to answer the question whether "family is strength" or whether family pictures are safer than family business. We will have the first look at Dardenne brothers film, a Belgian duo, which has been considered to be Cannes’ favourite for years. “Lorna’s Silence” will introduce the audience to the areas of psychological drama, followed by a discussion in which the viewers will try to answer a number of extremely difficult questions. Next screening in the series is “Gone Baby Gone”, a screen cooperation by the Affleck brothers (Ben is responsible for directing, Casey appears in one of the main roles). A crime story with elements of a psychological thriller is an adaptation of Dennis Lehane's book. The third films is, in turn, a nod to the classics – “Cocoanuts” in which th Marx brothers made their film debut. "Caesar must die" by Paolo and Vittorio Tavianich brothers will transport the audience to the Italian prison, in which the definition of the mafia will take on a new, Shakespearean meaning. Cherry on the cake will be "Raising Arizona" – a classic interpreted by the Coen brothers. Something tells us that fans of Nicolas Cage will be quite pleased. See you at the screening!
Project co-financed by the Polish Film Institute.
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