''Missing' ultimately proves so beholden to its central technological premise that audiences who take it at face value may become distracted by questioning how they’re seeing certain information.' Read the review here:
. Making their directorial debuts, the pair chronicle the labyrinthine story of a teenager’s search for her missing mother from what’s probably the least visually interesting perspective possible, very nearly making it cinematic in the process. Still, an improbable escalation of events and more than a few niggling questions about who’s doing what and how renders this screenlife thriller in dimensions that unfortunately resonate better on an intimate, handheld scale than the big screen.
Although June uses her technological literacy only for good, “Missing,” like its “cinematic universe” predecessor “Searching,” provides a sobering reminder of just how much of our daily lives is traceable through some sort of digital footprint. Not only can she follow the path of her mother’s phone up to the moment of her disappearance, but she can also watch Grace in Colombia via cameras placed in tourist destinations and trace her spending via her bank account.
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