Jordan is a very good 911 operator, until she gets a call from a teen girl reporting a prowler. Jordan makes a small error of judgment, and the girl ends up killed. Six months later, a shaken Jordan is working away from the phones, teaching trainees the ropes. But when a call from a frantic kidnapped girl, Casey, comes in, Jordan overcomes her fear and takes over. She uses all her skills and training to try to find Casey -- who's locked in the trunk of a car -- before it's too late. But, to Jordan's horror, she eventually realizes that the kidnapper is the same man who killed the other girl.
Cast: Halle Berry
Crew: Brad Anderson (Director), Tom Yatsko (Director of Photography), John Debney (Music Director)
Rating: A (India)
Release Dates: 05 Apr 2013 (India | Wide Theatrical Release)
Tagline: There are 188 million 911 calls a year. This one made it personal.
Did you know? Halle Berry visited a call center and hung out with 911 operators to prepare for her role. She found their job to be very emotionally taxing. Read More
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as Jordan Turner
as Casey Welson
as Soccer Mom
as Officer Jake Devans
as Flora
as Autumn
as Leah Templeton
as Operator in Quiet Room
as Bryan
as Brooke
as Rachel
as Forensics Agent
as Michael Foster
as Alan Denado
as Officer Paul Phillips
as Maddy
as Josh
as Officer
as Female Trainee
Direction
Director
First Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Production
Production Company
Executive Producer
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Still Photographer
Grip
Gaffer
Sound
Sound Designer
Sound Mixer
Foley Artist
Sound Re-recording Mixer
Sound Effects Editor
Boom Operator
Casting
Casting Director
Costume and Wardrobe
Costume Designer
Visual Effects
Visual Effects Supervisor
Visual Effects Producer
Visual Effects Artist
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.85:1 (Flat)
Stereoscopy:
No
Archival Source:
QubeVault
Taglines:
There are 188 million 911 calls a year. This one made it personal.
Filming Locations:
Goofs:
Audio/Video Mismatch
At two different times in the movie, when a call is ended on what is clearly an iPhone, the "charging" sound can be heard. This sound would only be heard when the phone is plugged in to charge, and would not make that sound when a call is ended.
Continuity
When Casey is outside the trap door and Jordan is about to call 911, the length of cut on Casey's forehead is shorter than what was when Michael cut her.
Factual Mistake
Nitric oxide is being used as an anesthetic to subdue the girl in the basement but it is not an anesthetic - nitrous oxide is the gas used.
Revealing Mistakes
On the amber alert it shows that Casey weighs 100lbs, and you can clearly see that she does not weigh 100 lbs.
At two different times in the movie, when a call is ended on what is clearly an iPhone, the "charging" sound can be heard. This sound would only be heard when the phone is plugged in to charge, and would not make that sound when a call is ended.
Continuity
When Casey is outside the trap door and Jordan is about to call 911, the length of cut on Casey's forehead is shorter than what was when Michael cut her.
Factual Mistake
Nitric oxide is being used as an anesthetic to subdue the girl in the basement but it is not an anesthetic - nitrous oxide is the gas used.
Revealing Mistakes
On the amber alert it shows that Casey weighs 100lbs, and you can clearly see that she does not weigh 100 lbs.
Trivia:
Halle Berry visited a call center and hung out with 911 operators to prepare for her role. She found their job to be very emotionally taxing.
This film was shot in just 25 days.
In the opening scene, one of the callers into the 911 centre says "I think I'm having an overdose and so is my wife" - the line made famous by Edward Sanchez, a policeman who confiscated marijuana from a suspect and then made brownies with it. He called 911 when he thought he had taken too much.
This film was shot in just 25 days.
In the opening scene, one of the callers into the 911 centre says "I think I'm having an overdose and so is my wife" - the line made famous by Edward Sanchez, a policeman who confiscated marijuana from a suspect and then made brownies with it. He called 911 when he thought he had taken too much.
