'Missing' review: Thrilling sequel examines role of tech in our lives


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This 'screen thriller' takes place entirely on screen, with some absolutely wild and crazy twists and turns arriving at its destination. – Photos: Sony Pictures Malaysia

In 2018, director Aneesh Chaganty and co-writer Sev Ohanian turned in a nifty little thriller, Searching, that commented on the way we live now, which is to say, online. In it, John Cho searches for his missing daughter through her digital detritus, parsing clues that lie in plain sight.

The entirety of the film took place on a computer screen, making use of the way that cameras have permeated our everyday existence, from FaceTime to surveillance video.

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Two hours of shocking plot twists at a breakneck pace.

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