The Lost Daughter (2021)
A woman's beach vacation takes a dark turn when she begins to confront the troubles of her past.
Cast and Information
Directed By: Maggie Gyllenhaal
Written By: Maggie Gyllenhaal, Elena Ferrante
Starring: Ed Harris, Olivia Colman, Peter Sarsgaard, Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley, Dagmara Dominczyk, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Jack Farthing, Panos Koronis, Paul Mescal, Ellie Mae Blake, Robyn Elwell
Genre: Drama
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The Lost Daughter belongs to 11 collections
1. Female Directors (public: moderated by djross - 86 stars)
2. boobs (public: moderated by Pickpocket - 50 stars)
3. Directorial debut (public: moderated by djross - 16 stars)
4. Books by Women that were made into Movies (public: moderated by Dunstan-xxx - 4 stars)
5. Oscar Nominated Feature Films 2022 (public: moderated by Corbad - 3 stars)
6. Films available in HD (supplement) (public: moderated by Jorg - 1 star)
7. 78th Venice International Film Festival (2021) ~p~ (public: moderated by 5Z5qjRCfM2)
8. Sight and Sound 50 Best Films of 2021 (private: TychoCelchuu - 2 stars)
9. Curzon Ripon (private: mandy)
10. Djross 2021 top ten (private: djross)
11. Djross feature films I've seen that are directed by women (private: djross)
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clawrai | 56 29% |
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| Apr 07 | duders14 | 74 48% |
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adrenaline | 80 88% |
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acrolyne | 84 64% |
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This point of view is rarely allowed to be told and yet so commonly experienced, and in silence. Bravo for that and for the performances. Someone reviewed this "The scene at the cinema is the most enraging sequence I’ve seen in ages." and that hit.
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| Apr 04 | TheRascal | 78 52% |
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redskybluz | 60 57% |
| Apr 03 | kb0799 | 72 58% |
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| Apr 03 |  |
farahani.ok | 65 40% |
| Apr 02 |  |
Darren | 59 30% |
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Great performance by Buckley and Colman. Always nice to see Ed Harris pop up but this is just a mess of a movie aesthetically
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| Apr 01 | shawcrit | 85 71% |
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| Mar 30 | testaccount5 | 6 42% |
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| Mar 30 |  |
yasuq | 90 94% |
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ADragon91 | 65 57% |
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cameron326 | 75 70% |
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| Mar 25 | Sartsch | 74 70% |
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| Mar 25 |  |
Kuroel | 72 83% |
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The most realistic depiction of motherhood I’ve seen on film. It is a crushing dichotomy of hating something that has deprived you of yourself while simultaneously loving said thing more than your own life. Colman’s character hits it on the nail when saying that children come with an overwhelming burden. And not because you hate them but precisely because you love them so much that the mere thought of losing your child might as well kill you.
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| Mar 25 | the0bauman | 60 42% |
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okayfrog | 60 43% |
| Mar 23 | UgDemirelce | 60 20% |
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| Mar 23 | korehan | 73 53% |
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| Mar 22 | btanrikulu | 50 36% |
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| Mar 22 |  |
stuie299 | 65 23% |
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Either I did not relate to the movie, and therefore just did not understand it at all, or the screenplay is terrible. I'm not sure if the issue is on my end or theirs, but there was definitely a disconnect somewhere. Otherwise Colman, Buckley, and company gave solid performances. The cinematography was mostly on point. The bluesy piano score worked well for me. IDK, its kinda slow and not really my thing, but there are some good pieces here, so you might end up getting more out of it than I did.
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| Mar 22 |  |
goldman2 | 50 19% |
| Mar 21 | 5Z5qjRCfM2 | 40 34% |
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| Mar 20 |  |
cambel | 72 57% |
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Squin | 78 60% |
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iamianiman | 65 69% |
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Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.
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| Mar 19 |  |
Ametrine | 7 48% |
| Mar 17 |  |
feritdgn | 77 73% |
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The Lost Daughter is moving, extremely profound and quite thought provoking. Maggie Gyllenhaal's directorial debut is just wonderful.
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| Mar 17 |  |
War Machine | 60 24% |
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Lolloudfamcomes+ihavenodesiretomovelol-cunt!+girldaughtermissing-flashbackownbeachithoughtwashedupdeadbutdontthinkso+backthenshesnappedonheretc+daughterscamewhenmasturbatinglol+backthenshebangedprofessor+theaterassholekids+backthenleftfam3years-backwhenmissedthem+finallyrevealstookthedoll-stabsherwithlongthinpinlol+passoutdriving-collapsebeach-calldaughter-orangeappearssoprobdead
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| Mar 17 |  |
Kavu | 80 70% |
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Well done, if a bit too meandering. Lots of help from two brilliant acting performances.
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| Mar 17 | kosecki | 68 47% |
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lockstock | 64 59% |
| Mar 16 | chrispy294 | 6 33% |
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gulnur | 75 64% |
| Mar 14 | allneonslike | 55 33% |
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| Mar 13 |  |
penapo | 70 63% |
| Mar 13 |  |
overrated | 53 52% |
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I much preferred the Jessie Buckley section of the film.
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| Mar 13 | jecca06 | 85 59% |
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| Mar 12 |  |
hilaldrkn | 60 14% |
| Mar 12 |  |
Filligan | 91 82% |
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Completely floored by this. Gyllenhaal pushes the camera so uncomfortably close that the cinematography itself adds a layer of tension to a story already fraught with it. There’s very little to fault here. Just a taut, engrossing thriller centred on a heartbreaking human.
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| Mar 12 |  |
ByWSA | 70 51% |
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PLYGNfiction | 75 75% |
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| Mar 09 | crtsjffrsn | 60 59% |
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| Mar 09 |  |
yigityilmaz | 6 49% |
| Mar 09 |  |
Neonman | 77 55% |
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A good, though purposefully uncomfortable slow-burn character study, with a revelation that's more coy and adventurous than I expected.
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| Mar 07 | zachfla | 60 53% |
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| Mar 07 |  |
PietHeijn | 67 73% |
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Quite an original character study on the mental toll of being a mother. Not everything works out structurally, but the performances are very good, especially Buckley.
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| Mar 07 |  |
Grouchy | 87 79% |
| Mar 07 | Grandaddy | 68 51% |
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| Mar 06 | Bgroetzi | 7 28% |
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| Mar 06 | longhornpn | 66 30% |
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YMS (Adum) | 60 52% |
| Mar 05 | zahmetemre | 83 88% |
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DonKhan | 30 57% |
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Asm Nabil | 75 60% |
| Mar 03 | Corey M | 80 67% |
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| Mar 03 | CAPPLIES | 6 68% |
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Popori | 84 59% |
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berkay.abaci | 70 49% |
| Mar 02 | stephenpalmi | 70 54% |
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| Mar 01 |  |
FrancoGonzo | 13 67% |
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FreddieQuell | 73 62% |
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Pietayse | 70 47% |
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Hytham | 60 7% |
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EricDSnider2 | 88 82% |
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SpaceSpiff | 88 53% |
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| Feb 26 | Blondone86 | 70 38% |
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| Feb 26 | mikeparasol | 80 59% |
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NickChengdu | 58 63% |
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gosemef | 70 51% |
| Feb 23 | Reomur14 | 60 31% |
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| Feb 23 |  |
pileofzack | 85 69% |
| Feb 23 |  |
jkathrens | 72 51% |
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An interesting character study kept occasionally captivating by Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley as Leda. Colman particularly gives an excellent performance -- something we've come to expect. The title has many meanings, but it ultimately seems to refer to Leda herself -- her futile grasping for a childhood she wished she had, a search for a life she felt she missed by having children, and her attempts to stay lost always leading her back to the only place she truly belongs -- with her children.
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| Feb 22 |  |
CinematicESP | 82 56% |
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GulsahD | 70 62% |
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howler19 | 22 12% |
| Feb 21 | nlacasse | 85 57% |
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| Feb 21 |  |
Jerky | 55 59% |
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So am I suppose to sympathize with cheating, deadbeat mothers now? Think I'll stick with the other Gyllenhaal kid, thanks!
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| Feb 21 | semioticus | 76 55% |
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Good but not great movie. I feel like Dakota Johnson was a bit miscast, and some scenes couldn't clearly convey what was going on. Olivia Colman is great as usual and the movie relies heavily on that. Good, original handling of subject material is a plus. I feel like this could've been a tad better though.
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| Feb 21 |  |
ABUNCHOFCATS | 83 61% |
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1903 | 50 18% |
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tugba | 75 67% |
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parastood | 84 37% |
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kough33 | 68 44% |
| Feb 12 | Lonewolf2003 | 75 59% |
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def | 60 0% |
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laika | 78 70% |
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filmdoc | 78 68% |
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eCitizen | 30 18% |
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If I can save just one person from this insufferable boring mess then I will have done my community service for the month. It has a few good actors, but the entire mess is boring, pointless and nearly a complete waste of time. Save yourself and skip this one. To say I am unimpressed would be a huge underestimation. BOO! I really like Maggie Gyllenhaal, but this REEKS and I now detest Olivia Colman.
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| Feb 11 |  |
The Tuss | 65 49% |
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donkeyjelly | 74 58% |
| Feb 04 | matsmig | 50 8% |
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| Feb 04 |  |
joel-w-m | 7 63% |
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A uniquely unsettling character study, leaning hard into its leads' imperfections, inscrutability, and feelings of fear, pain, regret, and parental ennui in past-present parallel examinations of motherhood, helped by terrific performances, good editing, an enigmatic soundtrack, and in-their-face cinematography. Could have benefited from a tighter focus (Lyle and the Greek gang felt a bit unnecessary to the thrust of the film) and a less easy and orange-y final scene. Cool titles after though.
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Boring. Literally nothing happens.
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Carlospro | 75 64% |
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eu acho que consigo assistir qualquer coisa com a olivia colman
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quente | 76 54% |
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MCUser | 60 34% |
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focak248 | 74 48% |
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umayk | 85 83% |
| Jan 23 | Nad_film | 75 56% |
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Amazing movie about swapping roles. Woman leaving family, but still, keeping a lot of guilt.
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| Jan 23 |  |
karlson | 75 61% |
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A really strong, nervechilling performance by Coleman, and there might be a story about Consequences Of Big Life Decisions somewhere, but WHY must there be a change of actress? It is so incredibly distracting and confusing, it damages the character development on such a deep level that I lost her.
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| Jan 23 | Karbonaich | 80 57% |
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schnofel | 48 35% |
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Shitbanger | 72 14% |
| Jan 23 | johanm | 70 0% |
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| Jan 23 |  |
scott.mcc | 60 36% |
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glumpy_99 | 83 65% |
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Seems scattered and disorganised in the moment, but is actually methodically and deliberately paced and plotted, finding an ideally cast Colman playing a character so strangely disconnected from her own reality. Much more interested in a portrait of moody anxiety than attempting a traditional character study, this feels like a throwback to abstract 70s film-making; if the mid-section occasionally threatens to collapse under its own opaque pretensions, it still remains captivating and compelling.
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| Jan 22 |  |
djross | 70 76% |
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An effective Rorschach movie about several issues but mainly motherhood, helped by good performances from Colman and Buckley in the title role. The title and structure seem designed to mislead the viewer into thinking its just another example of that standard contemporary genre that consists in "woman struggling determinedly on her own is revealed via staggered flashbacks to be suffering from trauma brought about by having a 'lost' kid (usually a daughter)". Fortunately, it's not that at all.
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| Jan 22 |  |
TychoCelchuu | 88 83% |
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jgreenwood | 70 62% |
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Revjhou | 75 55% |
| Jan 21 |  |
moraesfelipe | 65 62% |
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Second half is way less gripping than the first, but Colman shines in nearly every shot and flashbacks pay off pretty well. Motherhood is a defining trauma -- for the good and the bad -- that men will just never quite fully understand.
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| Jan 21 | toystwo | 85 56% |
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| Jan 20 | f_ranzen | 75 78% |
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| Jan 20 | pauamma | 85 90% |
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MartinTeller | 83 77% |
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Mikadzuki | 67 56% |
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serenadsiir | 77 54% |
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mmi | 64 50% |
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