The Lost Son

Year: 1999

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: English

Director: Chris Menges

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Xavier Lombard, a jaded private detective exiled to London from Paris, relies on his confidante Nathalie, an upscale escort. When an ex‑police colleague turned businessman calls about his brother‑in‑law’s disappearance, the missing man's parents hire him despite their daughter's objections. His search pulls him into a dark world of child sexual slavery.

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