The Disappearance
Director: Stuart Cooper
Actors: Donald Sutherland, Francine Racette, David Hemmings
PlotA government assassin, struggling with the moral implications of his job, becomes increasingly disillusioned with his assignments and the impact they have on his personal life. Living a double life, he finds solace in his relationship with his wife, yet he cannot fully escape the emotional and psychological toll his professional life takes on him. His latest assignment pushes him to the brink, forcing him to confront his values and the person he has become due to his career. The tension between his duties and his personal ethics begins to unravel the fabric of his existence, highlighting the isolation and conflict inherent in leading such a divided life.
Meanwhile, the disappearance of his wife serves as a critical turning point, propelling him into a desperate search that reveals much more than he bargained for. The investigation exposes him to a web of conspiracy and betrayal that penetrates deeper into his life than he could have ever imagined. As he delves further, the lines between his professional obligations and personal loyalties blur, presenting him with choices that challenge his understanding of justice, loyalty, and love. This search not only becomes a mission to find his wife but also a journey of self-discovery and redemption, pushing him to question the very essence of his identity and his purpose.
Writers: Paul Mayersberg, Derek Marlowe
Release Date: 20 Jan 1978
Runtime: 91 min
Rating: R
Country: United Kingdom, Canada
Language: English, French
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