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Jada gets pulled into a world of drugs and deceit in order to learn the shocking truth about what really happened to her missing sister, Kayla. Vanished: Searching for My Sister (2022) directed by Timothy Woodward Jr. • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd
Vanished: Searching for My Sister. Starring Tatyana Ali. Kayla asks twin sister Jada to watch her daughter. But when Kayla doesn't return after days, Jada undertakes a search of her own, leading to a dark and shocking truth. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 3 days to finish once started. Starring Tatyana Ali.
- 82 min
Crew 2. Timothy Woodward Jr. Director. Christina Welsh. Writer. Jada gets pulled into a world of drugs and deceit in order to learn the shocking truth about what really happened to her missing sister, Kayla.
Año: 2022. Título original: Vanished: Searching for My Sister. Sinopsis: Jada se ve envuelta en un mundo de drogas y engaños para descubrir la impactante verdad sobre lo que realmente le sucedió a su hermana desaparecida, Kayla.Puedes ver Vanished: Searching for My Sister (TV) mediante en las plataformas:
22 gen 2022 · Vanished: Searching for My Sister Filming Locations. The Lifetime movie was filmed in early 2021 in the southeastern U.S. state of Georgia. The cameras started rolling on February 21, 2021 and continued for three weeks. The process rigorously tested the patience of the cast and crew, especially Tatyana Ali (Kayla/Jada), who was deeply affected ...
19 mar 2024 · Sur les traces de ma jumelle est un film réalisé par Timothy Woodward Jr. avec Tatyana Ali, ... Titre original Vanished: Searching for My Sister Spectateurs. 3,2 2 notes. Mes amis --Voir sur TF1 +
Lifetime Marathon, with yet another low-budget movie, weak production, beaten script, but I like it, yes, a lot, when it's more cheesy, it's more adorable, where one sister impersonates the other and everyone falls, almost all of them, really a Mexican soap opera, Americanized and weak version, it's not bad, but so regular, that it remains in an insignificant neutrality, but I like it...
