
Nancy becomes increasingly convinced she was kidnapped as a child. When she meets a couple whose daughter went missing thirty years ago, reasonable doubts give way to willful belief.
1h 25m available with multiple audio tracks and subtitles.

Christina Choe
Director

Andrea Riseborough
Nancy Freeman

Ann Dowd
Betty

J. Smith-Cameron
Ellen

Steve Buscemi
Leo

John Leguizamo
Jeb

T. Sahara Meer
Beth

Virginia Kull
Deb

is_pen_killer
Jun 15, 2025Interesting debut with strong performances and a compelling tale. This could have gone down a darker, criminal route but wisely doesn't. It stays downbeat, and oddly touching.

@akojude
Jun 15, 2025Nancy is not a bad movie to watch if you are expecting to watch a drama about a woman who perpetrates identity fraud on strangers online, but who actually feels somewhat lost about her own true identity and where she really came from. But if you are expecting suspense or thrills, an exciting plot, a shocking twist, or dynamic ending, don't hold your breath.

Coffee_masala
Jun 15, 2025That WIG!!! . Looking at it i hardly watched the film. May be an interesting story but bad script. We dont understand why is she so problematic and lying? playing as pregnant woman etc. Very disturbing abd irritating character both as attitude and with that hair (wig)! What was the problem with her mother and she insisted not to take her to a hospital and caused her dead.

Molham مُلهَم
Jun 15, 2025(Flash Review) Having a your child go missing is bad but also being a child who effectively has missing parents can be bad as well. After 30 years a couple who lost their 6 year old is contacted by a young woman who thinks she may be their missing child after seeing a future-aged photo on the news. They meet up and the mother tries to figure out if it really is her daughter through emotions while the father seeks hard evidence through logic. Both sides are so desperate for emotional stability and trying to heal old pain and emptiness that they dabble at a new reality....together. Can the new reality sustain as things progress? This was a small, quiet and strange little film with several moments of serious and meaty contemplation. Good acting and a unique story equals an interesting film choice gamble. However, the one gal had an awfully irritating wig.