Raw yet rewarding, Lost Girls overcomes uneven storytelling with powerful performances and a willingness to resist easy catharsis. Read critic reviews
Lost Girls
2020, Drama, 1h 35m
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Determined to find her missing daughter, a desperate woman launches a personal investigation that leads police to the unsolved cases of murdered sex workers.
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Rating: R (Language Throughout)
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Liz Garbus
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Producer: Anne Carey, Kevin McCormick
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Writer: Robert Kolker
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Distributor: Netflix
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Netflix should be focusing more on the true crime and indie market as there's quite a gap in the market. Lost Girls brings the true story of a serial killer targeting call girls in a local community. The filmmaker embraces the book that inspired the storyline and manages to grow into a character study without losing sight of the novel. I hope Netflix dial down and create more of these films. There's a lot here to recommend and it allows young actresses to flourish. Better than expected, and the cast manage to engage with the characters. 13/03/2020
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