Trust (2011)

Product Description Safe and sound in their suburban home; Will and Lynn Cameron used to sleep well at night; trusting their children were protected. Will; in particular; was comforted by the fact that he and Lynn raised three bright children; and that once the doors were locked and the alarm was set; nothingaabsolutely nothingawas going to harm his family. When his 14-year-old daughter; Annie; made a new friend onlineaa 16-year-old boy named Charlie whom she met in a volleyball chat roomaWill and Lynn didnat think much of it. They discussed his friendship with her; assuming that this is normal with teenagers who connect through the Internet. After weeks of communicating online; Annie becomes enraptured by Charlie and finds herself drawn to him more and more. Slowly; she learns he is not who he claims to be; yet; Annie remains intrigued by Charlie even as the truth about him is uncovered. The devastating revelation reverberates through her entire family; setting in motion a chain of events that forever change their lives in ways that no one could have ever predicted. Review 4 stars! One of the year s best films. Powerfully emotional. A remarkable performance by Liberato. ---Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times Honest with its layered performances. A warning call to parents everywhere to pay attention. Schwimmer leaves us thinking long after the credits roll. --- Danielle Johnsen, Indiewire