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Lost (2004)

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A man in the middle of nowhere finds his past catching up with him in this independent thriller. Jeremy Stanton (Dean Cain) is a businessman who is driving from Santa Barbara, CA, to his new home in a small town in Nevada. However, as Stanton makes his way through the desert, he loses his bearings, and before long, thanks to a few road closings, detours, out-of-date map listings, and faulty directions from an auto-club operator, he hasn't the foggiest notion of where he is. But when an angry man

R, 1 hr. 24 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Darren Lemke

Written By: Darren Lemke

In Theaters: May 13, 2005 Wide

On DVD: Mar 14, 2006

SilverCrest Entertainment

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Cast

Dean Cain
Jeremy Stanton
Ashley Scott
Judy
Danny Trejo
Archer
Irina Bj�rklund
Cora Stanton
Justin Henry
Chester Gould
Griffin Armstorff
Tyler Stanton
Luis Chavez
Gas Station Attendant

Critic Reviews for Lost

All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (1) | DVD (2)

A road-trip thriller that turns out to have one very tightly plotted itinerary.

May 19, 2005 Full Review Source: Variety

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Justin Chang

Variety

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Ever so gradually, Lemke deftly lassoes in his audience while, bit by bit, revealing what Jeremy is really up to and then introducing a growing element of menace.

May 12, 2005 Full Review Source: Los Angeles Times

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Kevin Thomas

Los Angeles Times

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... the lead character is such a complete moron that it's difficult to care whether he lives or dies.

May 13, 2005 Comment

Andy Klein

Los Angeles CityBeat Source: Los Angeles CityBeat

An assured first film.

May 12, 2005 Full Review Source: L.A. Weekly

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