Stolen Child

About This Movie

Stolen Child, released in 2012, dives deep into the murkiness of international adoption. It follows Amanda and Jason, who after years of struggle, finally welcome a little girl into their lives, only to have their joy disrupted by a DNA test that hints at something unsettling. The film has a slow burn, gradually revealing the tension within their seemingly perfect life. The atmosphere is thick with unease, and while the performances are solid, it’s the underlying themes of identity and the ethical quagmires of adoption that really stand out. The pacing does meander a bit, but it adds to the feeling of dread, heightening the drama as secrets unfold. It’s a thought-provoking piece that lingers long after the credits roll.

Explores the complexities of international adoption. · Focuses on ethical dilemmas and family dynamics. · Notable for its unsettling atmosphere and slow-burn narrative.