Lost Girls

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Based on Robert Kolker’s 2013 true-crime novel of the same title, Lost Girls is a searing look at a mother’s relentless fight for justice against the system that failed her. After her eldest daughter, Shannan, goes missing in an affluent Long Island neighborhood, Mari Gilbert (Amy Ryan) demands answers. She discovers Shannan was part of an online world of sex workers, composed mostly of young women from rough, working-class backgrounds. As Mari puts pressure on an indifferent and sometimes hostile police force that would rather blame Shannan and “girls like her” than find them, she decides to take matters into her own hands, revealing more cases like Shannan’s. (Sundance Film Festival)

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Malarkey 

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Engels Oh man, I thought that Netflix only made good movies ... and it turned out it can make really bad movies, too. Lost Girls is supposed to be a mysterious American drama with a crime subplot, a real story portraying facts that should shock you at the end of the story with their literality. But the result is that you spend an hour and a half staring at a screen where absolutely nothing happens. The characters run from point A to point B, they say something here and there, sometimes a bit of something happens, and then suddenly boom –it’s over. The only good thing about this film is Thomasin McKenzie, who made me watch it in the first place, but if I didn’t know her, it wouldn’t change much for me either. ()

claudel 

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Engels First of all, it is terrible that such a thing happened, and with such a result... The film describes one case that is connected to the others. It's quite thrilling, but otherwise it doesn't have any special dynamics. I haven't seen Gabriela Byrnes anywhere for a long time, and she seemed extremely tired and listless, maybe that's how a detective who was supposed to be represented could look, with the agility with which he proceeded in that case. An average movie. ()