Frozen

Two years after her older sister Annie vanished without explanation, Kath Swarbrick is still unable to let the case go. When the police investigation loses momentum, she keeps looking on her own, getting nowhere until she obtains CCTV footage showing Annie on the day she disappeared. At the place where her sister was recorded, Kath becomes convinced she has found a passage into another reality, and that Annie is trying to reach her through it. The British thriller runs ninety minutes.

Juliet McKoen directed and wrote the screenplay with Jayne Steel, with Mark Lavender and Jim Hickey producing. The cast is led by Shirley Henderson as Kath, alongside Roshan Seth, Ger Ryan, Richard Armitage, Ralf Little and Jamie Sives.

Frozen reached audiences in March 2005. Its reception has been modest: on IMDb it holds a rating of 5.6 from 646 votes, while on TMDB it stands at 5.9 from a much smaller pool of 20 votes. The two scores are close, suggesting viewers who sought the film out responded to it in broadly similar terms.