Reclaim

In a quiet town, a recently adopted girl vanishes, sending her parents into a tense hunt for answers. Steven and Shannon refuse to accept official explanations and push beyond the surface to test what their commitment really costs. As they pry into the shadowed side of the local adoption system, they confront danger, suspicion, and increasingly blurred lines between love and possession. The couple faces a maze of incomplete leads, ominous hints, and people who may not be what they seem. What starts as a straightforward search morphs into a test of trust, resilience, and the ethical boundaries a parent will cross to bring a child home. Their determination grows even as fear tightens its grip around the town itself.

A directed by Alan White, Reclaim arrives in 2014 with Luke Davies and Carmine Gaeta credited on the script. The film stars John Cusack, Ryan Phillippe, Rachelle Lefevre, Jacki Weaver and Luis Guzmán in a tense thriller about parental limits.

Box office data for Reclaim is not widely published. The film appears to have had a modest release and limited international traction, with no widely reported gross figures available in major box office databases. Distribution details remain sparse and unverified.

There are no major awards or nominations listed for Reclaim in major award databases. The film did not pose as an awards contender during its release window, and most reviews treated it as a straightforward genre piece rather than a prestige project. Audience reactions were mixed, with praise for performances.

Critical response was mixed though some praised the performances and the way it probes parental instincts under pressure. The film touches on trust, consent, and the price of pursuing answers when institutions falter, asking how far a parent should go to protect a child. Without offering easy answers, it lingers.