So sad. It kept me hooked till 1:22:22 , but the it was just fizzling out into a B-movie family action thrill. Telling a story about teenagers and their parents in the 21st century is got to be different from my teenage life in the 80s. I really felt for both of them, even if most of the story was even for the US a bit unreal concerning the relation between a government detective and a relative of a missing girl...(father finding out more via hacking into a laptop than IT personell from the Police ?) but it was really sad to see it go downhill in 1:22:22 They should have left the female detective out of the whole scenario, I would say. Five stars is ok. if you are not looking for a higher meaning (critizing social media and all that).

One more thing : just watched the commentaries of the production staff on the DVD. Putting aside the content, doing a project, first meant to be a short film, by joining the actors only via computer screens in different rooms is a new radical way to show our sometimes bizarre lifestyle and for that alone I could give 7 stars, but doing a whole film, they could have opted for a more logical approach and ending.