Jeff Davis Trust feels like a mixture of a documentary and drama...Annie is a teenage girl who seems a bit outcasted but finds a connection with another teenage boy online...who is actually practically twice her age...as his lies unfold when they meet things take a turn for the worst...Annie is then raped and believes it's just an agape love intercourse...as time goes on and the FBI looking for this man who has used other girls around her age or younger reality hit home...Annie then breaks down and later finds her face photoshopped on an image two people having sex doggy style at school...she heads back home and slips past her dad and overdoses on a medication...she recovers but the ending doesn't show that the man who raped her is found...The nine star rating is true...having a daughter of my own this is a real eye opener of the dangers of internet chatting and what can happen as time goes on...I would say parents show this film to your daughters when they begin to chat online more often...without being careful God forbid something similar happen to them...Excellent movie acting needs a little work but the message is what makes this movie worth seeing...

etsiap Contains Spoiler . . .Liana Liberato was was around 15 years old acting in this movie. As the story unfolds, the father's ad agency sexualized kids, and the father started to realize this sobering fact after his daughter was sexually assaulted. The movie Trust sexualizes Liberato in real life just like the story line. I appreciate Schwimmer's reason to make the film, but I wonder if he ever thought . . . holy crap I'm adding to the mess.

ishimoto6 This movie was amazing. It is very realistic. It doesn't water down the uncomfortable parts. It feels like a real family dealing with one of the most horrible things that could happen to their little girl. It made me realize the stupid things I did as a teen. The acting was very believable. You should definitely watch it!

larion-gulyas Reading the title and the main story, I was thinking, that Trust means in this case between the targeted teenager and the online predator, but it is even more. Trust means in this movie the belief in the family for each other, which is a certain point of time absolutely missing between the main characters, and the film is showing the way how they are able (or not able) to get it back. After the first half an hour it is visible, that the main character in the movie is not the daughter, but the father, since he is the one, who generates most of the feelings around him, and he needs to fix everything. So one of the main objective of the film, is to show, how difficult being a father in the 21. century, with all the potential dangers around the family, knowing, how big physical and spiritual support need to be maintained. Big respect for David Schwimmer and Clive Owen!