Missing (1982)

Name: Missing
Released: 1982-12-24T23:24:46+02:00

Movies / Drama / Mystery / Thriller

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Runtime: 123m.
Status: Released
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Languages: en
Country: United States of America
Director: Costa-Gavras
Stars: Jack Lemmon, Sissy Spacek, Melanie Mayron, John Shea, Charles Cioffi
keywords: journalist, corruption, coup d'etat, dictatorship, chile, conspiracy, disappearance, south america, military, military coup, missing, disappeared
Production_studio: Universal Pictures, Polygram Pictures
Slogan: Charlie Horman thought that being an American would guarantee his safety. His family believed that being Americans would guarantee them the truth. They were all wrong.
The Missing is featured in the top rankings of 1982
#19 in Top Drama Movies of 1982
#5 in Top Thriller Movies of 1982
#4 in Top Mystery Movies of 1982

Based on the real-life experiences of Ed Horman. A conservative American businessman travels to Chile to investigate the sudden disappearance of his son after a military takeover. Accompanied by his son's wife he uncovers a trail of cover-ups that implicate the US State department which supports the dictatorship.

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CinemaSerf 8 June 2023 08:10

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This is quite an intense political thriller from Oscar winning Costa-Gavras that sees "Ed Horman" (Jack Lemmon) and his daughter-in-law "Beth" (Sissy Spacek) travel to Chile to try to find his writer son who has become caught up in the coup that has deposed President Allende. It is soon clear that the inherently patriotic Horman couple are not getting the support they would have expected from their consular officials and as the story develops we discover how little they actually knew their son and also how the confidence in their own government can be shaken to the core. Lemmon's frustration is palpable as he becomes more and more desperate. Both he and Spacek were deservedly Oscar nominated for their performances in this gripping drama. I could have done with more of a conclusion, but perhaps it is better as it is...?

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