When the young children of an estranged couple go missing on the outskirts of Bari, Italy, their father connects with a criminal from his past on a dangerous mission to get his kids home safe. The Italian thriller Vanished into the Night, from director Renato De Maria (The Ruthless, Robbing Mussolini), stars Riccardo Scamarcio and Annabelle Wallis and was written by Francesca Marciano (The Miracle) and Luca Infascelli (The Catholic School).
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Lorenzo Ferrante, Annabelle Wallis, Gaia Coletti, and Riccardo Scamarcio in Vanished into the Night
Annabelle Wallis in Vanished into the Night
Pietro (Scamarcio) and Elena (Wallis) are in the middle of a divorce when their two children, Bianca (Coletti) and Giovanni (Ferrante), disappear. The kids were asleep in bed at Pietro’s home, then gone without a trace by the time their father checked on them. Elena, away in Milan, rushes back to Bari just as Pietro gets a call: It’s a man demanding 150,000 euros in cash for the children’s safe return. But Pietro already owes 250,000 euros of gambling debt — there’s no way he can afford to pay the kidnapper. So he contacts an old friend Nicola (Gallo) to secure funds, fast. But Nicola’s involved in some shady dealings — which puts Pietro himself in jeopardy. Just how far are he and Elena willing to go to save their children? And is ransom the kidnapper’s only motive?
Riccardo Scamarcio in Vanished into the Night
No, it’s based on the Argentine-Spanish movie 7th Floor (Séptimo) by Patxi Amezcua and Alejo Flah.
No, the movie is fictional.
The film takes place in Bari, Italy.
