My Son

Edmond Murray, a distressed father, is summoned to the scene after his son Ethan mysteriously disappears. This event marks the beginning of a desperate search that will lead Edmond into numerous confrontations and investigations.

At the scene, Edmond encounters his ex-wife Joan, who is deeply affected by the situation. He offers her brief comfort amidst the chaos surrounding them, highlighting the emotional turmoil both parents are enduring.

Determined to find his son, Edmond joins a search party. His resolve to locate Ethan intensifies, showcasing his commitment as a father amidst the uncertainty and desperation of the situation.

Following initial investigations, Edmond is questioned by the police regarding Ethan's disappearance. This adds another layer of stress as Edmond feels the weight of the situation and aims to prove his innocence.

Edmond's frustrations boil over when he confronts Joan’s new partner, Frank, who seems to envision a future without Ethan. This confrontation escalates into violence when Edmond physically attacks Frank in a fit of rage.

After the attack on Frank, Edmond is arrested but no charges are pursued. Frank's decision to forgive Edmond underscores the complex emotional dynamics at play as they navigate their shared concern for Ethan.

Frustrated with the lack of progress, Edmond meets with Inspector Roy once more. In a covert discussion, Roy informs Edmond that he has been removed from the case, leaving him feeling even more helpless and desperate.

Driven by desperation, Edmond illegally accesses Frank's phone and finds unsettling videos of Ethan. The videos show a mysterious car lurking in the background, raising alarms about a possible abduction.

With the help of Joan's brother, who works in insurance, Edmond manages to find the address linked to the suspicious vehicle. This breakthrough propels Edmond deeper into his quest to rescue Ethan.

Upon reaching the kidnappers' location, Edmond hides and prepares for a confrontation. He incapacitates a man with a crowbar and aggressively interrogates him, unveiling the sinister activities surrounding child abductions.

With vital information in hand, Edmond rushes to a lodge where he believes Ethan is being held. His determination to save his son is evident as he takes bold risks to confront the captors.

During the chaotic escape with Ethan, tragedy strikes when Edmond is shot. This moment propels the story towards its climax, as the stakes become increasingly perilous for both father and son.

Joan and Ethan find temporary safety behind a tree after the shooting. They momentarily wait for help, highlighting the tension and fear that has enveloped their lives since Ethan's disappearance.

Inspector Roy arrives just in time to rescue Joan and Ethan. This intervention not only saves them from immediate danger but also reaffirms the importance of community and cooperation during crises.

The film concludes with a poignant scene where Joan, Edmond, and Ethan stand together in nature. It serves as a heartwarming reminder of the bond between them, even as they face the consequences of their recent ordeal.