Disappearance at Clifton Hill

The truth can be deceiving.

5.5
20201h 40m

Following the death of her mother, a young woman returns home to Niagara Falls and becomes entangled in the memory of a kidnapping she claims to have witnessed as a child.

Production

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Trailers & Videos

Thumbnail for video: Disappearance at Clifton Hill | Official Trailer

Disappearance at Clifton Hill | Official Trailer

Thumbnail for video: Albert Shin Interview

Albert Shin Interview

Thumbnail for video: Hannah Gross & Tuppence Middleton Interview

Hannah Gross & Tuppence Middleton Interview

Thumbnail for video: CLIFTON HILL Clip | TIFF 2019

CLIFTON HILL Clip | TIFF 2019

Cast

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Noah Reid

Marcus

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Aaron Poole

The One-Eyed Man

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Eric Johnson

Charlie Lake

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Paulino Nunes

Mr. Moulin

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Clyde Whitham

Charles Lake II

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Craig Burnatowski

US Border Agent

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Chris Gleason

US Marshall

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Kris Hagen

Bartender

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Alanis Peart

Flying Saucer Waitress

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Martin Roach

Canadian Border Agent

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Dan Duran

Field Reporter

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Connor Jessup

(uncredited)

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Reviews

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CinemaSerf

5/10

Tuppence Middleton ("Abby") returns to her Niagara Falls family home following the death of her mother, and together with sister "Laure" (Hannah Gross) has to dispose of her assets - including their motel. Once there, she starts getting flashbacks of a memory (real or imagined, we do not yet know) in which she is the witness to a kidnapping. What ensues now is a creatively crafted psychological thriller that though quite interesting, initially, manages quite successfully to tie itself up in too many knots. Middleton is decent enough, but the plot so convoluted and meandering that the focus and pace of the story serves to distract us from what might have been an engaging thriller and by mid way through I really couldn't have cared less. As you'd expect, the scenery is beautiful but the soundtrack is really downbeat and the ending, when it eventually comes, offers more by way of light relief than satisfaction.

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