Disappearance at Clifton Hill 2020
Disappearance at Clifton Hill
Following the death of her mother, a young woman returns home to Niagara Falls and becomes entangled in the memory of a kidnapping she claims to have witnessed as a child.
Following the death of her mother, a young woman returns home to Niagara Falls and becomes entangled in the memory of a kidnapping she claims to have witnessed as a child.
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Full Cast & Crew... Abby
... Laure
... Walter
... Singh
... Marcus
... Randy
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See All 1 Reviews27 Mar 2022 by CinemaSerf
Tuppence Middleton ("Abby") returns to her Niagara Falls family home following the death of her mother, and together with sister "Laure" (Hannah Gross) has to dispose of her assets - including their motel. Once there, she starts getting flashbacks of a memory (real or imagined, we do not yet know) in which she is the witness to a kidnapping. What ensues now is a creatively crafted psychological thriller that though quite interesting, initially, manages quite successfully to tie itself up in too many knots. Middleton is decent enough, but the plot so convoluted and meandering that the focus and pace of the story serves to distract us from what might have been an engaging thriller and by mid way through I really couldn't have cared less. As you'd expect, the scenery is beautiful but the soundtrack is really downbeat and the ending, when it eventually comes, offers more by way of light relief than satisfaction.
Release Date:
Feb 28, 2020 (Canada)
Run Time:
1hr 40`
MMPA Rating:
Original Language:
English
Production Countries:
Canada
Status:
Released
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Tuppence Middleton ("Abby") returns to her Niagara Falls family home following the death of her mother, and together with sister "Laure" (Hannah Gross) has to dispose of her assets - including their motel. Once there, she starts getting flashbacks of a memory (real or imagined, we do not yet know) in which she is the witness to a kidnapping. What ensues now is a creatively crafted psychological thriller that though quite interesting, initially, manages quite successfully to tie itself up in too many knots. Middleton is decent enough, but the plot so convoluted and meandering that the focus and pace of the story serves to distract us from what might have been an engaging thriller and by mid way through I really couldn't have cared less. As you'd expect, the scenery is beautiful but the soundtrack is really downbeat and the ending, when it eventually comes, offers more by way of light relief than satisfaction.
Cast & Crew of
Disappearance at Clifton Hill
Directors & Credit Writers
Cast
... Abby
... Laure
... Walter
... Singh
... Marcus
... Randy
... The One-Eyed Man
... Charlie Lake
... Mrs. Moulin
... Mr. Moulin
... Gerry
... Bev Mole
... Charles Lake II
... US Border Agent
... US Marshall
... Bartender
AP
Alanis Peart... Flying Saucer Waitress
... Canadian Border Agent
... Field Reporter
... (uncredited)
Produced By
AL
Adrian Love... Executive Producer
OC
Omar Chalabi... Executive Producer
PD
Pam Dixon... Casting