SEARCHING - Official Trailer (HD)

We are what we hide. #SearchingMovie is only in theaters August.

After David Kim (John Cho)’s 16-year-old daughter goes missing, a local investigation is opened and a detective is assigned to the case. But 37 hours later and without a single lead, David decides to search the one place no one has looked yet, where all secrets are kept today: his daughter’s laptop. In a hyper-modern thriller told via the technology devices we use every day to communicate, David must trace his daughter’s digital footprints before she disappears forever.

Directed by: Aneesh Chaganty

Written by: Aneesh Chaganty & Sev Ohanian

Produced by:
Timur Bekmambetov
Sev Ohanian
Adam Sidman
Natalie Qasabian

Cast:
John Cho
Debra Messing
Joseph Lee
Michelle La

[OrionG]

One of those rare moments I'm bored out of my mind and just randomly clicked something to watch on Netflix and it turned out to be one of the best things I've seen.

[hudzoon]

The curly haired girl who said she wasn’t really friends with Margot and then went to make a video claiming that she was her “best friend” makes me incredibly angry. This movie is an absolute master piece, please watch it.

[laurajones]

The most underrated movie of 2018. It's actually my favorite movie of last year. I'm sad that this didn't get a single Oscar nomination. This movie deserves to win an Oscar for Best Film Editing instead of Bohemian Rhapsody.

[jacel]

“I don’t know we weren’t this close”
*one disappearance later*
“gUyS sh3 w4s mY b3St fRiEnD 😭😭😭”

[jcon]

I saw this film at Sundance and it blew all the skeptics away. Standing ovation. It'll have you fully invested from the opening sequence alone then guessing what will happen until the credits. Seriously can't recommend this film enough!

[charlottelyr]

never seen so much plot twist in one movie

[sherifmourad]

the director is a genius, this movie is a master piece

[mei-mei.]

One of the most plot twisting movie I've seen in my life. Watched it because I was bored and it turned out way better than I originally thought! The editing and how the movie was portrayed on a computer/phone screen was so creative!

[mchllme]

I watched the movie without knowing anything. Just watched this trailer and the movie is 10000x better. Go see it.

[CarolinaMendivil]

To be honest, the way the movie was "recorded" was hands down so captivating. Sometimes you are so used to the different angles but who knew a laptop camera could have more suspense than any other recording. This movie was truly amazing! i cried a bit too and hopefully Margot gets into the music academy lolz.

[lazychubs]

The only dad over 40 to actually know how to use a computer

[dinkyg]

This movie made me cry, especially towards the end. (*Possible SPOILERS AHEAD*) How is it that such a terrific kid didn't have one single highschool friend? Not one. Seeing her eating alone in the school cafeteria made my heart break. In highschool, everyone should have at least one great friend they can lean on.

[ryanmatthewrusso]

Just saw this last night. One of the best plot twists I've ever seen. What a ride.

[eon]

People that say the found footage genre is dead, just lack imagination. This looks good. You have my money.

[jbloom]

The people who thought this film was another Unfriended are surely eating their words now lol. Awesome movie, amazing twist.

[stardust]

I *NEVER* cry during movies. But this one.. It's so sad and emotional and has so many plot twists, it's amazing. Love it.

[ed-zbgx]

As an Asian aspiring actor myself seeing an Asian in a lead role in a major studio movie really puts a smile on my face

[kevindean]

"What I do have are a very particular set of typing and clicking skills, I will search for you, I will find you, and I will delete you."

[kurtbabao]

This movie has so much twist. His dad can be a great detective lol

[DieselD]

Who else had this recommended to them immediately after watching the trailer for Missing?