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info=When her best friend goes missing at a rodeo, Heidi goes on a search across the desert, digging up secrets and encountering the violence of life on the road
Alexandra McGuinness
Christian Camargo
Ireland
Drama
tomatometers=4,7 of 10

When her best friend goes missing, a New Mexico waitress embarks on a dangerous desert mission to find her Dir: Alexandra McGuinness. Ireland, UK. 2019. 100mins Heidi (Lucy Fry) is a diner waitress who makes a living serving up stewed coffee to truckers who eye her as if she’s an item on the menu. Jane (Eiza González) works in a casino but dreams of stardom as a rodeo queen. The friendship between the two is both safety net and escape from a hardscrabble daily slog in the unforgiving New Mexico desert country. Then Jane disappears and Heidi, initially the more lost and directionless of the two, is forced to confront the dangerous secrets of the desert in order to find out the truth. This striking drama vividly captures the sense of uncertainty of transient lives, but loses power in a final act which gets somewhat mired in hallucinatory dream logic. McGuinness puts emphasis on creating an emphatic sense of place The second film from Irish director Alexandra McGuinness following London-set Lotus Eaters, She’s Missing has a Lynchian sense of mystery and is a prickly and distinctive portrait of female friendship. Perhaps a little offbeat to make much of a mark theatrically, the film could find an audience through streaming platforms. McGuinness puts emphasis on creating an emphatic sense of place. The parched backdrop somehow seeps into every frame. There’s a dusted, soft quality to the light in the interior scenes; repeated overhead exterior shots show networks of baked riverbeds threading through the landscape like dried out veins. There’s a sense, which builds throughout the film, that the desert is almost a malevolent presence. It’s certainly an uncaring one, as the wall of missing person posters in Heidi’s diner attests. Impulsive Jane sees her life in the sun-baked backwater as something to escape, by any means necessary. But Heidi is more rooted: the screenplay drops hints of an unsettled backstory which prompts her to cling to the stability of the unremarkable life she has made for herself. She is thrilled when, out of the blue, she is contacted by the aunt she never knew, but loyalty to Jane prevents her from relocating. Jane has no such qualms, flooring her BFF with the announcement of a whirlwind engagement and marriage to a soldier. But life in the flat, grey community where the spouses of military personnel while away their time doesn’t sit well with Jane’s dreams of rodeo glory. And she is curiously snippy about Heidi’s relationship with a wannabe cowboy. After Jane tries and fails to earn the crown of rodeo queen, she simply vanishes. And Heidi soon realises that she is the only person who cares. Of the two central characters, Heidi is the more satisfyingly developed. Fry fleshes out a character who has an unassuming charm despite her early diffidence. And an increasingly steely toughness is a welcome addition to the character’s arsenal as her quest for Jane leads her to a cult-like desert community of cactus juice addicts, led by Josh Hartnett wearing a beatific smirk and a kaftan. Jane, meanwhile, is petulant and mercurial, but her character’s motivation is clouded. An ominous score, full of metallic clanks and groans, helps build the tension and sense of threat. But a languid, cactus-fuelled trip at the opening of the third act causes pacing issues and a lack of focus which rather undermines the picture’s climax. Production companies: Ripple World, TW films International sales: Carnaby International Sales & Distribution Producer: Anna O’Malley, Eamonn Cleary, Dominic Wright, Jacqueline Kerrin Screenplay: Alexandra McGuinness Production design: Carol Uraneck Editing: Mairead McIvor Cinematography: Gareth Munden Music: David Harrington Cast: Lucy Fry, Eiza González, Josh Hartnett, Sheila Vand, Antonia Campbell-Hughes.

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She's missing and exploited. She's missing torrent. She's missing film. Posted: April 9, 2015 | Filed under: Little Green Footballs | Tags: Bill Jacobson, Breitbart, Charles Johnson, harassment, health, Legal Insurrection, Mandy Nagy, recovery, twitter, update | Mandy Nagy is recovering from a massive stroke she suffered 6 September 2014. Mandy’s personal friend Bill Jacobson has been posting updates periodically on Legal-Insurrection. Here are recent entries in sequential order: Update 8:30 a. m. 12-30-2014 — Mandy’s mom conveys that Mandy can walk very short distances with help, a left walker and a leg brace. She needs help with everything else. Improvement in her speech has been slow. She understands much of what is said to her but not everything. She has lost some of her memory and she does not recognize some simple tasks, words, objects and people she once knew. She is starting to get interested in current events and watches the news. (added) Mandy’s mother has posted an update tonight at the fundraising page: This New Year’s Eve Mandy is home. Different therapists come to the home to provide rehab. She can walk short distances with my help and a left handed walker. She still has no use of her right arm but can feel some sensation. In addition to her IPad that has Apps on it, she is now using a speech recognition device which will help her to communicate. She understands most of what is said to her but cannot respond verbally. Surgery to re-attach her skull is scheduled for Jan. 8th. She is deeply touched and so very grateful to everyone who has donated, sent notes and gifts, prayers and good wishes. I believe 2015 is going to be a good year. Happy and healthy New Year to everyone. Folks, this will be a long road for Mandy. Please consider donating to her fundraiser if you have not already, or a second donation if you have already donated. PLEASE CONTRIBUTE. You can pay by credit card at the GoFundMe page: You also can pay by check, payable to the “Mandy Nagy Supplemental Needs Trust” at the following address: Mandy Nagy Supplemental Needs Trust P. O. Box 33 Liberty Corner, NJ 07938 Update 9:25 a. 2-13-2015 Mandy’s Mom writes at the Fundraising Page: Mandy’s surgery on Jan. 8, 2015 was good with no complications. Her skull is back and now she can grow her hair back. She was slower and weaker than usual after it, but now she is back on track. For weeks, several different therapists came to our home for rehab. But now that has ended and she begins outpatient rehab next week. She still cannot speak except for a few words, i. e., Yes, no, and Oh my God. She understands most of what is said to her, however, she cannot respond verbally. She has a speech generating device that helps somewhat with some of her needs. But back and forth conversation is frustrating for her. She is in good spirits and still has her sense of humor. Our three King Charles Cavalier Spaniels are constant companions for her and she enjoys them very much. Good thing she likes animals. Her walking has gotten better to the point I can let her walk on her own with a walker on her left side and without me holding on to her. She has lost some of her memory. Hopefully someday she will get it back. I show her the donations and good wishes everyone posts and sends. She is very grateful and touched by it. Again, thank you everyone. Ginny Nagy Mandy’s Mom further wrote to me: “Although I try often to get her interested in the internet, she still shows no interest. ” At least she has her priorities straight! Update 2:35 p. 4-4-2015 Thank you to everyone for all of your kind notes, prayers and donations. I apologize for not posting updates more often. Mandy sees each post and is very touched that there are so many people who care about her. I know she misses the way it used to be. Mandy has gotten to the point where she can walk short distances around the house and outside with a walker or pronged cane without my holding on to her. She wears a brace on her right leg. She is very slowly doing more things on her own. She does not have use of her right arm. Speaking is still very difficult for her because she knows what she wants to say but doesn’t know how to yet. She has a speech generating device that helps her to form words and learn language starting with the alphabet. Her neurologist has said that almost all of the cells on the left side of the brain have been destroyed. Those cells cannot come back, but the right side can compensate and learn to do some of the things the left side used to do. I see improvement but it can take months/years to come about. She goes to outpatient rehab almost every day for PT, OT and Speech Therapy. She is beginning to look like herself again since her hair is now growing back and she has started wearing her glasses. She can read a little but cannot write since she doesn’t know language yet. At this point she still needs around the clock care. But slowly she will learn to do some of those things on her own. Our long term goal is to eventually get her in her own apartment with a live-in caregiver. I won’t always be here for her and I am not getting any younger. I will need to find someone kind, capable and willing to replace me. She remains positive and in good spirits. Ginny Nagy Mandy, we miss you. [Crossposted here. ].

I'm glad they have Ian bcs there's no better person for a vampire series. Margarita levieva and josh hartnett count me in. She& 39;s missing you. She's missing link. She 27s missing me. She's missing full movie. She 27s missing alive. She's missing release date. She 27s missing now. She 27s missing full. She& 39;s missing imdb. She's missing children. That Knives Out cast! Mmm. Thank you for this different video. Very heartfelt. She& 39;s missing book. Synopsis When her best friend goes missing at a rodeo, Heidi goes on a search across the desert, digging up secrets and encountering the violence of life on the road. Cast Crew Details Genre Director Producers Writer Editor Cinematography Production Design Composer Costumes Studios Countries Language Alternative Title Highway Popular reviews More There’s a point in She’s Missing where everybody at a party takes drugs, except the protagonist. Watching the movie feels a lot like that. On the final cut to black, I muttered, “ Please let it be over. ” When the credits appeared, I whispered, “ Thank f&! k. ” A mostly just fine movie that is a bit of a slog to get through but has a really good performance by Lucy Frye I could tell exactly what kind of movie this was going to be from the very first scene, and as the film slugged on, I realised that I was exactly right. There were a few reasons why this just didn't rub me the right way, but I won't bore you too much (especially since I'm trying to whack out these film festival reviews as fast as I can). I think my main issue with this film is how it feels like it's talking down to you rather than just having faith in its own ideas, especially since those ideas could have been genuinely interesting if they had been executed correctly. The main character is unbelievably uninteresting, mainly because of other… Well I felt missing during this, for how slow and and how much of a borefest it was. Nothing to do with the cast, just I don't know. Eiza girl, you’re lucky I stan because.. Recent reviews I’ve seen better quiet, small-town movies and I’ve seen better movies about cults. This wasn’t outright bad, but it was a slog to watch. The whole thing was one-note and mostly just boring. You get this feeling that Heidi and Jane have this attraction to each other right at the beginning, but it goes just nowhere. From the way the movie ended, I feel like this story would have been much better served as a straightforward thriller than this kind of cerebral drama it was trying to be. You do get this kind of uneasy feeling while watching, and maybe that is the work of the score more than anything else. Josh Hartnett was pretty good as the cult leader, though he basically only appears in the third act for a few minutes. Alexandra McGuinness' Lotus Eaters was a spectacular directorial debut. It's a perfect film with its own style, wicked sense of humor, and hypnotic female characters. She's Missing works when it leans into the humor and strong leads, but it has a major identity crisis. It feels so Lynchian with a distractingly Angelo Badalamenti-esque score that it completely derails the film. These moments feel like major tonal shifts and they don't work. The plot takes a real wrong turn at the hour mark and never recovers. I read what McGuinness had to say about films that inspired She's Missing () and I fully get it and have so much respect for her. The stuff that works in She's Missing works really… Habe während des Filmes ein Stechen im Rücken bekommen. Ansonsten ist nix interessantes passiert. Wenn dieser Film zeigen soll, wie gähnend langweilig New Mexico sein soll, schafft er das. Wenn es um das mysteriöse Verschwinden einer Person gehen soll, kommt er weder zu potte (sie verschwindet erst spät in der Mitte des Films), noch interessiert ihn später wirklich eine Auflösung. I came for Eiza González, but stayed for Lucy Fry. Who am I kidding, I stayed for Eiza too. I enjoyed the movie overall, although I did find the first hour to be a lot stronger than the last 30 minutes. It’s definitely a slow-burn at points, but those were my favourite moments of the movie. Lucy Fry is perfect but has alexandra mcguinness ever had a human female friend??? please Popular Lists More.

Hi y'all, I'm back and finally able to say how I feel about this movie. I finished this movie over an hour ago, it was. is) one of the best movies I've ever seen. Some parts in it needed something more. For me, whether Jane forgives me or not, wants to be rescued or not, I would save her, any way I can. To make sure that "family" doesnt go after or bother Jane ever again, I would finish them off in a mixed styles of the endings from apocalypse now and taxi driver. But still, it was a great movie. I give it 8/10.
The ending of the movie, I'm only slightly conflicted when Jane and Heidi are reunited.
I do not care what anyone else says, but I mostly and truly believe w/ all my heart & soul that Jane realizes what she did was wrong and is slowly recovering from it. One step at a time. Later, Jane finds Heidi in the new hotel, to be reunited/together again and beg for forgiveness. then face their problems, their dreams again and their futures, head on together.
as for eiza gonzalez, it was one of the greatest performances she ever did (so far. SHE DESERVES AN OSCAR. For her performance as Jane and another statue for her performance in another movie she did. "Paradise hills" she played as amarna.
even though she did small roles recently, I love all her characters and all the hard work she put into them. But she's not being fully recognized enough for her talents/gifts. And she should be. Because what I've seen in her t.v. show (from dusk till dawn: the series) and in both paradise hills and she's missing, she deserves an Emmy and couple of oscars. Because she deserves them 1,000. br> I give the movie 8/10, but I give eiza Gonzalez 1000/1000.

She's missing imdb. She's missing cast. She 27s missing hot. MOVIES 1:01 PM PST 12/18/2019 by Vertical Entertainment Narratively as well as scenically barren. 12/20/2019 Lucy Fry plays a young woman searching for the friend who mysteriously vanished in the Southwest desert in Irish filmmaker Alexandra McGuinness' atmospheric thriller. If a film is going to revolve entirely around a main character's mysterious disappearance, the least that should happen is that the viewer actually cares. Such, unfortunately, is not the case with the sophomore feature from Irish writer-director Alexandria McGuinness ( Lotus Eaters), which sacrifices suspense and narrative coherence for moody atmospherics and hallucinatory visuals. Uninvolving to the extreme, She's Missing misses the mark entirely. The central characters are two young women living in a small desert town in New Mexico, where clearly nothing of importance ever happens. Heidi (Australian actress Lucy Fry, currently seen on Godfather of Harlem) is a waitress at a truck-stop diner whose customers eye her lustily, while her vivacious, sexy buddy Jane (the charismatic Eiza González, Hobbs & Shaw) is a casino bartender and aspiring rodeo queen. Heidi becomes discomfited when Jane suddenly informs her she's going to get married to a soldier (Christopher Jane Wallace) who's about to be deployed, and Jane plans to move to the military base where he lives, which she clearly sees as a way to escape her oppressive environment. Not long afterward, following a rodeo competition in which she comes up short, Jane goes missing, leading Heidi to embark on a lengthy search for her vanished friend. Not that Heidi's quest has any real urgency to it. Traipsing through a bleak desert environment in which women seem to disappear in eerily frequent fashion (the diner's walls are littered with "Missing" posters), Heidi encounters a variety of colorful types, including Jane's estranged, uninterested mother, who offer little to no concrete information. Her search eventually leads her to a bizarre cult whose magnetic leader (Josh Hartnett) keeps his followers hooked on hallucinogenic cactus juice. Along the way, she also develops a romance with one of the diner's new patrons, Lyle (Christian Camargo, The Twilight Saga), an older, wannabe cowboy who works for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and has come to the economically depressed, dusty backwater town to set up a detention center. Nothing remotely compelling happens for most of the running time, making She's Missing seem much longer than it actually is. The filmmaker seems to think that creating an atmosphere of surreal mystery is enough to sustain our interest, but despite her best efforts at stylization, including woozy, dreamlike visuals, overly emphatic editing and an insistently ominous musical score, the talky proceedings rarely rise above the level of the mundane. Fry's intense, magnetic performance is the film's strongest asset, providing an emotional urgency that is otherwise sorely missing as her character increasingly gains confidence and self-definition. But it's not enough to save the film, which peters out in a conclusion as oblique as it is unsatisfying. Unless, presumably, you're seriously high on cactus juice. Production companies: Ripple World, TW Films Distributor: Vertical Entertainment Cast: Lucy Fry, Eiza González, Christian Camargo, Josh Hartnett, Sheila Vand, Antonia Campbell-Hughes, Blake Berris Director-screenwriter: Alexandria McGuinness Producers: Anna O'Malley, Dominic Wright, Eamonn Cleary Executive producers: Jacqueline Kerrin, Graham Appleby, Adam Stanhope, Lesley McKimm Director of photography: Gareth Munden Production designer: Carol Uraneck Costume designer: Cynthia Fortune Ryan Music: Dave Harrington Editor: Mairead McIvor Casting: Deanna Brigidi 100 minutes.

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She's missing alexandra mcguinness. This is a hard film to review as it is both entrancing and mesmerising in its use of music and visuals but it ultimately disappoints and becomes another artsy fartsy vanity project and disappears up its own hosepipe!
Started off well and has the amazingly talented Lucy Fry doing her thing; always a delight but it just does not seem to know what it is all about. Throw in Josh Hartnett for some inexplicable reason; what was he doing in this?
The whole film evokes a Peyote/Acid trip quite well in its use of aural and visual effects and even the inexplicable acting throws the viewer into trance mode but it ultimately goes nowhere, says nothing much and leaves the viewer cold as ice. A comment on the lives of women in small town America?
I have seen a few films written and directed by women recently and if this is the standard that the #metoo movement aspire to then I think they should leave it to the men to write and direct after seeing the also lamentable Captain Marvel as this one has not got a clue how to make a movie either.

A lovely portrait of life in a classic American west tradition. It's nice to see more of a 60s head trip film that also makes a real connection to its characters. I loved it. She's missing me. She's missing movie wikipedia. She& 39;s missing me. She 27s missing real. She's missing. She& 39;s missing. She 27s missing lyrics. She's missing and exploited children. She 27s missing love. She 27s missing song. I don't recall where I heard it, but a long time ago someone said the woman you marry will raise your children, so make sure they have a good example and are raised right. It's just always stuck with me that the woman I'm with needs to be more than just a pretty face; she needs to be of good character and walk righteously as well. I'm 28 and just got married to such a woman, and I'm proud to say that she'll be the mother of my children. She's my best friend and genuinely one of the best people I've ever known. Good women are out there, it just takes some digging through dirt to find a diamond.

1. Stop dating women with children 2. Stop sticking your schwantz in inappropriately raised women 3. Stop pursuing women who were raised/indoctrinated to believe in Feminism. 3 simple rules to not destroy your life or further the destruction of hers. The other 2 had me hooked so I'm so ready for this! Gonna binge the other two before this one comes out. She& 39;s missing review. She& 39;s missing release date. She& 39;s missing trailer. What is trechia's parentage. These poor kids being forced to grow up on a reality show with tons of make up. She's missing you.

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