Amy Ryan Shams police to find her missing daughter in the Lost Girls trailer

Netflix’s latest offer of real crimes will explore the still-unsolved murders of at least ten women, whose remains were found in 2010 in Gilgo Beach, Long Island.

True Crime is receiving treatment in the feature film in the upcoming Netflix movie Lost Girls, which received its first trailer today. Based on the story of New York magazine and the final book Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery, by Robert Kollar, the film follows Amy Ryan as the mother of a missing young woman who does not allow the forces of law to rest in peace.

Until she knows nothing about her daughter’s whereabouts, Ryan played Mari Gilbert, and her daughter, Shannon, is one of several women whose deaths (their remains were finally found on a beach on Long Island) are linked to a serial killer who lives extensively, and those who are believed to have been killed.

Lost Girls will begin airing from March 13.

Shenan disappeared in 2010, and Mari was killed in 2016 by another daughter, Sarah Gilbert. Eventually, police insensitivity about Gilbert’s response to his daughter’s disappearance in 2010 led to the discovery of 10 sets of human remains in Gilgo Beach, many of whom are believed to be workers. The theory abounds about whether the murders were the work of a murderer or many and if the killings have not yet been resolved.

Almost a year after the horrible search, Shannon Gilbert’s body found, although the circumstances surrounding her death are not precise either: her family believes she as killed. However, the authorities have not yet determined No if she was playing dirty or not.

Unfortunately, the tragedy continued after the Gilbert family. In 2016, in the summer of 2016, Mary Gilbert was stabbed by her second daughter, Sarra.

Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Liz Garbus directed the true-crime drama that will premiere on January 28 at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival before appearing on Netflix. The film set features Thomson McKenzie from “Jojo Rabbit,” Gabriel Byrne, Ona Laurence, and Lola Kirke.

After the premiere of Sundance, Netflix will launch “Lost Girls” in selected theatres and on March 13 on the broadcast platform.

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