Additional information for Stolen, which has a domestic theatrical release set for March 3, 2010. The film is being distributed by IFC Films and has not yet been rated. Stolen has a total running time of 91 minutes.
R
USA
M
Australia
16
Germany
15
South Korea
M/12
Portugal
91min
Stolen
Sweden
Stolen
USA
Çalinan Hayatlar
Turkey
Dipli dolofonia
Greece
Skradzione zycie
Poland
Stolen - Rapiti
Italy
Stolen Lives - Tödliche Augenblicke
Germany
The Boy in the Box
USA
Vidas Roubadas
Portugal
Vidas robadas
Spain
May 16, 2009
France
October 10, 2009
South Korea
October 10, 2009
USA
November , 2009
USA
March 12, 2010
USA
June 29, 2010
USA
August 19, 2011
Germany
October 05, 2011
Italy
November 03, 2012
Spain
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A detective deals with the loss of his own son while trying to uncover the identity of a boy whose mummified remains are found in a box buried for fifty years.
Tom Adkins Sr. (Jon Hamm) is a police officer. He's married to Barbara (Rhona Mitra) and they have a son who disappears. While trying to find their own son, they also meddle with the past. The body of an unidentified child appears at a construction site buried within a suitcase. Some years ago, three children seemed to disappear, their bodies never found, never a clue about their whereabouts or what happened to them. There is no even clear evidence of being connected cases.Matthew Wakefield (Josh Lucas) has lost his son, John (Jimmy Bennett), who happened to have cognitive disabilities. He was passing by a sleepy town, and stopped at a downridden countryhouse. The farmer is jealous of his beautiful wife called Rose Montgomery (Morena Baccarin) and threatens Mathew because the wife seems to be making a pass at him. Later on, Mathew stops by at a bar and takes John with him - with the promise that the child would not drink any alcohol or cause any trouble. Suddenly, the sexy wife appears and Mathew lost sight of his son - at the bar's back yard, the wife and Mathew are about to have a sexual relationship. When Mathew returns to the bar, his fun somehow spoiled, he cannot find John anywhere.Matthew's loss happened 50 years ago, and was never able to get over that loss. His wife, Mrs Sally Ann Wakefield (Jessica Chastain) tells Tom Adkins that he could never get rid of his own guilt. John's disappearance may have something to do with Roggiani - sometimes nicknamed Diploma (James Van Der Beek), the only person who helped Mathew to look for his son. The police chief (Jude Ciccolella) thought that Mathew was exaggerating. In fact, he threatens Mathew with telling the jealous husband that he was with his wife. Diploma helps Mathew to search the town, but there's something fishy about him. In a moment, he looks like taking out the rubbish, but when the camera approaches him, we can see that he is putting nails onto an old suitcase. Mathew goes to the sexy wife's home, and threatens the stupid husband, who calls the boy "retarded" three times. It's implied that John never appeared alive again.Later, when the body of a boy enclosed on a suitcase appears, it's very difficult to identify him. Tom Adkins tries to forget about his problems by immersing himself in that investigation. Mrs Wakefield shows him an old photograph of Mathew, John and Diploma, which immediately puts Tom after the trail. Tom questions Diploma about what happened in the spring of 1958. Diploma used to worked at the building site of a company called Beans, and there he used to work with Mathew as bricklayers. Diploma admits to having done it, because the body was retarded and was destroying Mathew's life. Diploma says that that boy should have never been born at all. Tom punches Diploma when he tells of the only time when he really enjoyed killing the boy: he was disguised as a clown at a fairground and took away that boy, who innocent way took him to his favourite place - somewhere under a tree. It's implied that that particular boy was Tom and Barbara's son. Diploma says that he broke his neck while the fireworks were exploding around them.Tom and Barbara's marriage did not survive Tom's guilt. They find the body of their lost son - it had been Diploma who killed him and buried his body under his trailer park mobile home. At the funeral, it looks like there may be hope for the marriage, as Tom finally allows himself to break down and cry.
Anders Anderson
Director(s)
Glenn Taranto
Writer(s)
Anders Anderson
producer
Al Corley
producer
Josh Lucas
co-producer
Devin Maurer
producer
Eugene Musso
producer
Kim Olsen
co-producer
Bart Rosenblatt
producer
Andy Steinman
producer
Producer(s)
Trevor Morris
Composer(s)
Tom Adkins Sr.
Jon Hamm
Matthew Wakefield
Josh Lucas
Barbara Adkins
Rhona Mitra
Diploma / Roggiani
James Van Der Beek
Sally Ann
Jessica Chastain
Lea Adkins
Joanna Cassidy
John
Jimmy Bennett
Rose Montgomery
Morena Baccarin
Jonas
Michael Cudlitz
William Daniels
Andy Milder
Swede
Holt McCallany
Police Chief
Jude Ciccolella
Officer JJ
Rick Gomez
Pete Dunne
Marcus Thomas
Mark Wakefield
Graham Phillips
Young Luke Wakefield
Christian Bender
Older Luke Wakefield
Sam Hennings
Russell MacArthur
Tom Kemp
Coral
Kali Rocha
Carl Montgomery
Benjamin Burdick
Miz Betsy
Kim Hamilton
Mike the Bartender
Bob Stephenson
Lou (as William C. Mitchell)
William Charles Mitchell
Chollie
Glenn Taranto
Bill Byrnes
Ryan Cutrona
Tommy Adkins Jnr.
Ty Panitz
Lawyer
Ray Proscia
Edvena
Elizabeth Small
Officer Angie Riddick
Enuka Okuma
Girl
Angela Schnaible
Lisa
Jeanette Brox
Micha
Kasey Campbell
Older Edvina
Beth Grant
Old Minister
Cheyenne Wilbur
Shelly the Waitress
Pamela Dunlap
Older Sally Ann
Rutanya Alda
Joel Schubert
James Mathers
Barber
Paul Keith
Mick (as Jonathan Eisley)
Jonathan Erickson Eisley
Lorraine
Channing Chase
Director(s)
Writer(s)
producer
Al Corley
producer
Josh Lucas
co-producer
Devin Maurer
producer
Eugene Musso
producer
Kim Olsen
co-producer
Bart Rosenblatt
producer
Andy Steinman
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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