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A man (Clive Owen) has difficulty coping with the knowledge that his 14-year-daughter (Liana Liberato) was assaulted by a sexual predator she met in an online chat room.
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Critics Consensus

Director David Schwimmer gets some gut-wrenching performances out of his actors but he still lacks the chops to fully ratchet up story tension.

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Derek Malcolm London Evening Standard 07/08/2011
3/5
Even if it's a mite clunky, Trust does a decent job and avoids the regulation happy ending. Go to Full Review Peter Bradshaw Guardian 07/07/2011
2/5
The whole section of the plot dealing with Will's shame and rage at failing to protect his child is hammily and unconvincingly acted. Go to Full Review Nigel Andrews Financial Times 07/07/2011
4/5
Liana Liberato is superb as the girl sinking by slow degrees into the "trust" of the title. Go to Full Review Keith Garlington Keith & the Movies 08/27/2022
4.5/5
A bold and unflinching look at sexual abuse. Go to Full Review Debbie Lynn Elias Behind The Lens 11/16/2019
Empowering and enlightening. Trust is a film that every parent and teen should see - together. Go to Full Review Abbie Bernstein Assignment X 02/16/2019
B+
It is also moving, thoughtful and a lot more insightful than most of the dramas dealing with the issues it tackles. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Michael P @Michael-jai Mar 17 Unsettling and terribly uncomfortable. See more Tim B. @SlimTim0707 Jan 21 Trust isn't really a thriller. It's more of a drama that explores deeply unsettling subject matter that is very rooted in reality, especially at that time when effective independent predator catching groups had yet to emerge. The movie is well written and Clive Owen, Catherine Keener, and Liana Liberato all deliver solid performances. There also seems to be some subliminal messaging drawing parallels between the subject matter and the model industry Clive Owen's character works for. Trust should be judged as a film and not by how good or satisfied you feel at the end of it. See more Ronald H @RT44372985 May 25 The main lesson derived from this melodramatic, histrionic mess is that teenagers are idiots. See more May 13 The predator guy was super annoying. She didn't even like when she found out he was 20. But 25 and really old r ok? And an old guy going after a 14 yo was too weird. See more Deana W @RT01677414 04/04/2025 Clive Owen’s character was so annoying. The guy thought he was being helpful. It would have been better if from another perspective. See more 03/13/2025 Directed by former Friends tv star David Schwimmer this would be the last thing you’d expect to make his debut as a filmmaker But it’s very hard hitting This focuses on a 14 year old girl Annie talking to an older man online via chatroom She thinks it’s all innocent and romantic, she’s also surprised learning he’s much older meeting in person It isn’t long though until she’s sexually assaulted by him and one of her friends outs her to the school principal Her parents now have to deal with the fallout working with the authorities to track this man down and arrest him It also takes a long while for Annie to fully understand that this man basically groomed her and did not care for her in the slightest The film focuses less on finding the perpetrator and centers more around the aftermath of the trauma of the crime The father actually gets more focus here than the daughter which is strange And the ending is highly unsatisfactory since nothing gets resolved Schwimmer has good actors but he can’t really keep the tension up for a majority of the running time See more Read all reviews
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David Schwimmer

Director

Clive Owen

Will Cameron

Catherine Keener

Lynn Cameron

Liana Liberato

Annie Cameron

Jason Clarke

Agent Doug Tate

Noah Emmerich

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(L-R) Liana Liberato as Annie Cameron and Catherine Keener as Lynn Cameron in "Trust." Liana Liberato as Annie Cameron in "Trust." Catherine Keener as Lynn Cameron in "Trust." Clive Owen as Will Cameron and Catherine Keener as Lynn Cameron in "Trust." Clive Owen as Will Cameron in "Trust." David Schwimmer and Clive Owen on the set of "Trust." Clive Owen as Will Cameron in "Trust." David Schwimmer and Liana Liberato on the set of "Trust." View more photos

Movie Info

Synopsis A man (Clive Owen) has difficulty coping with the knowledge that his 14-year-daughter (Liana Liberato) was assaulted by a sexual predator she met in an online chat room.
Director
David Schwimmer
Producer
David Schwimmer, Robert Greenhut, Heidi Jo Markel, Tom Hodges, Dana Golomb, Ed Cathell III
Screenwriter
Andy Bellin, Robert Festinger
Distributor
Millennium Films
Production Co
Nu Image
Rating
R (Language|Disturbing Material|Rape of a Teen|Sexual Content|Some Violence)
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Apr 1, 2011, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Apr 26, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$58.2K
Runtime
1h 46m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital
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