
How Scared She Was
Crime · Drama · Thriller
Overview
A devastated father is the victim of a violent carjacking, his four year old daughter kidnapped in the process. A small town journalist, out of his depth, is tasked with the story; and burdened with the hope of finding the girl.
Top Cast


Francis Quigley
Francis Quigley
Jake
Francis Quigley
Jake


Mark Highfield
Mark Highfield
Mr Tomassi
Mark Highfield
Mr Tomassi


Nicola Brome
Nicola Brome
Police Constable
Nicola Brome
Police Constable
Vicky Buxton
Vicky Buxton
Chief Editor
Vicky Buxton
Chief Editor
Isabeau Popp
Isabeau Popp
Vicky
Isabeau Popp
Vicky
Aubrey Bradley
Aubrey Bradley
Elliott
Aubrey Bradley
Elliott
Jessica Downey
Jessica Downey
Jessica
Jessica Downey
Jessica
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