The film follows 20-year-old Colleen Stan, who is abducted at knifepoint while hitchhiking from Oregon to California. Her captors, a young married couple, imprison her in a small, coffin-sized wooden box kept under their bed for up to 23 hours a day. During her seven-year ordeal, Colleen is subjected to:
The 2016 film is a dark psychological drama based on the harrowing true story of Colleen Stan, who was kidnapped in 1977 and held captive for seven years. Directed by Stephen Kemp, the movie premiered on Lifetime and features Addison Timlin as Colleen, Zane Holtz as Cameron Hooker, and Zelda Williams as Janice Hooker. Plot Summary The film follows 20-year-old Colleen Stan, who is
She endures physical torture and is forced to participate in the husband's sadistic fantasies. Directed by Stephen Kemp, the movie premiered on
She is forced to sign a "slave contract" surrendering all control of her body. True Story and Resolution True Story and Resolution Cameron Hooker brainwashes her
Cameron Hooker brainwashes her into believing a fictitious organization called "The Company" would hunt down and kill her family if she ever attempted to escape.
The real-life events occurred between 1977 and 1984. Colleen eventually escaped after Janice Hooker, who was also under Cameron's control, revealed that "The Company" did not exist and helped her flee. Cameron Hooker was subsequently arrested and sentenced to 104 years in prison, while Janice received immunity in exchange for her testimony. Critical Reception