Stolen Girl [Movie Review]

Stolen Girl [Movie Review] | It says based on a true event. Ok, let's get it on. 

With Kate holding a gun on the poster, I think this one will involve a lot of action too. 

SYNOPSIS

Stolen Girl (2025) Trivia

• Starring: Kate Beckinsale, Scott Eastwood, Matt Craven, Arvin Kananian, Ana Golja, Alejandra Howard, 
• Director: James Kent
• Producer: Monika Bacardi, Andrea Iervolino, Scott Lambert, Luca Matrundola & Frida Torresblanco
• Production Company: Hangtime International Pictures, Anjulia Productions, Braven Films & WWPS

• Distributed by: Voltage Pictures

• Release date: August 29, 2025
• Running time: 110 minutes
• Rating: R (For language)
• Country: United States
• Language: English
• IMDb: 5.2/ 10
• Tomatometer: NA
• Metascore: NA
• Critics hail Beckinsale’s raw, relentless performance — her emotion and resolve anchor the film, even when the story falters.

The movie starts with Mara tails a stranger through the crowd in a bustling Middle Eastern market. Her eyes weary yer determined with a flicker of recognition passes across her face.

Eight years ago, Mara, a devoted mother to a four year old Amina, a daughter caring for her ailing father and a woman navigating a delicate co-parenting arrangement with her ex-husband, Karim. But one ordinary afternoon in Ohio, while picking up medication at a pharmacy, Amina vanished. No witnesses. No clues. Just silence and a mother’s scream echoing in a store aisle.

The police find no trace. The system fails her. Even as years pass, Mara refuses to accept the impossible. Her heart tells her Karim has taken Amina to his homeland in Syria and so begins her decade-long pursuit through bureaucratic walls and political indifference. She becomes a fixture in Washington, DC, protesting, pleading, demanding that someone listen.

Then comes Mitch Robeson, an ex-Marine with a grim smile and a proposition. He’s in the child recovery business, a man who finds the lost children, by any means necessary. In exchange for helping him rescue other abducted children across the globe, he’ll help Mara find Amina.

Together, both of them find the lost children, from the dusty streets of Mexico to the chaotic alleys of Albania and the war-torn corners of Lebanon. Every mission tests Mara’s limits, morally, emotionally, even legally. Her desperation blurs the lines between right and wrong, justice and vengeance.

As Mara delves deeper, she uncovers that Robeson isn’t the savior he seems. Manipulated by hidden forces and shadowy agendas, Mara’s journey becomes one of betrayal, survival and the haunting cost of love that refuses to let go.

When love turns into both weapon and wound, what force on earth can stop a mother from finding her child?

MY REVIEW

What I Like:  

• Yes, Kate kicks ass, again as per usual.    

What I Don't Like:

• Seems like Kate lifts the movie - the others are not trying that much.  

Will I Watch It Again: Not in my go-to list.

Overall: 3.9/ 5.0

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