David Schwimmer’s second film as director marks a change in tone from Run Fatboy Run. Fourteen year-old Annie (Liana Liberato) befriends what she thinks is a teenage boy online, only to discover he’s much older. Once ‘groomed’, Annie accepts a meeting and date rape charges follow — but she remains convinced her attacker loves her. It’s a fascinating delve into the teen psyche with a terrific turn from Liberato and solid support from Catherine Keener and Clive Owen as her horrified parents. Owen gets too much screen time towards the end though; it works best when plumbing the mind of the hormonal teenager, full of ideals and denial. But while it may not know how to end, it impresses along the way.
Trust Review
A fourteen year-old girl befriends a teenage boy online to later discover that he is an adult with sinister intentions.
Release Date:
08 Jul 2011
Running Time:
105 minutes
Certificate:
15
Original Title:
Trust
A strong, compelling and disturbing story that struggles to reach a decent ending.
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