Long Lost Daughter is a psychological thriller film directed by Christopher James Lang. The movie starts with Michelle, a successful lawyer, who has had enough of her busy life in the city. She decides to move to a small town to start a new life and pursue her dream of being a writer.
Michelle, played by Molly Hagan, moves to a remote cabin in the woods where she finds solace and peace. One day, she receives a letter from a woman named Karen who claims to be her daughter. Michelle was shocked because she had never known that she had a daughter, and Karen's claim seemed to be genuine.
Michelle meets Karen, played by Sofia Mattsson, and although she is hesitant at first, they eventually bond and form a close relationship. However, as Michelle gets to know Karen, she starts to have suspicions that Karen might not be who she claims to be.
Michelle's uncertainty grows with the discovery of an old family photo and a diary that suggests that Karen is not her real daughter. Michelle grapples with her doubts about Karen's identity while trying to keep her safe from the danger that seems to be lurking around them.
Long Lost Daughter is a gripping thriller that explores the complexity of parental love and the lengths a mother will go to protect her child. The movie is filled with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.