Violent teen abuse in the movie Kidnapped (2010)
Kidnapped is an american movie from Zak Forsman and Miguel Ángel Vivas. When an house ransack turn in kidnapping and blackmail, and worse…
Jaime is forced to go to bank to get money, while his wife and daughter (Adriana Yanez) stay with the criminal… But time pass, and one of the burglar decide to rape the pretty teen, while he Knock her mother.
Let’s talk a bit about the movie !
“Kidnapped” is a Spanish horror thriller film released in 2010, also known as “Secuestrados” in Spanish. Directed by Miguel Ángel Vivas and written by Javier García, the movie tells a chilling story of a family that falls victim to a brutal home invasion.
The film revolves around Jaime (Fernando Cayo), his wife Marta (Ana Wagener), and their daughter Isa (Manuela Vellés), who have recently moved into a luxurious house in a gated community. As the family settles into their new home, they find themselves suddenly attacked by three masked intruders.
From that point on, the movie takes an intense and harrowing turn as the family members are subjected to a series of increasingly violent and psychologically tormenting acts by their captors. The intruders demand money, forcing the family to endure a nightmarish ordeal filled with fear, pain, and desperation.
Unique technique of filming
The film uses a single-camera technique, with long, uninterrupted takes, which adds to the tension and realism of the events unfolding on screen. The narrative is presented in real-time, heightening the sense of immediacy and keeping the audience engaged throughout.
“Kidnapped” is known for its unflinching portrayal of violence and its unrelenting suspense. The movie explores themes of power dynamics, vulnerability, and the lengths to which individuals will go when pushed to their limits. It delves into the primal instincts of survival and the devastating effects of trauma on the human psyche.
The performances in the film are compelling and raw, with the actors effectively conveying the fear, anguish, and desperation of their characters. The cinematography and sound design work together to create a claustrophobic and unsettling atmosphere, immersing the audience in the terrifying ordeal faced by the family.
It received critical acclaim for its tension and technical execution, it’s worth noting that the film’s graphic and disturbing content may not be suitable for all viewers. It’s an intense and unrelenting experience that seeks to unsettle and shock its audience.
Overall, it’s a gripping and unsettling thriller that offers a harrowing exploration of the horrors of a home invasion. It stands as a testament to the power of suspense and the ability of cinema to provoke strong emotional reactions.
Rape scene review : Brutal movie but not graphic sex – B
The rape scene is short in the darkness but brutal, the poor girl is banged on her bed roughly… You will not see really graphic scene, but imagination will do the job. And it’s worse I think.
Loved the movie