Searching(2018)
After his 16 year-old daughter goes missing, her father investigates her laptop to try and track her down.
Certificate
Age group12+ years
Duration102 mins
Not Much action BUT does show a story line through an interesting concept and the importance of Family
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- Sian, 17
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This film is aimed at 12 year-olds and upwards who are interested in films that are a bit different. What I mean by this is that this film was shot in a static way and shown through the screens the users were using rather than the more fluid motion from the eyes of the characters used in say action films.
The story line for me was fairly boring; his 16-year-old daughter goes missing, due to not much action going on and taking a long time to develop. That said I quite liked the concept of it all I just think that it's a big ask for a young audience to sit still long enough to watch it. Maybe if this idea was developed more it could have been better.
Overall, the sound and film quality was consistent and therefore I would consider recommending it to people looking for something a bit different.
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