
Helen
She accepts and the way she helps them find Joy is by turning herself into her. This means that she has to "play" Joy by using a method called a police reconstruction that will retrace what Joy had been doing previously to her disappearance. Helen realizes certain things about Joy that make her so much different than Helen, which may make it harder to complete the reconstruction.
As Helen learns more and more about joy, she realizes that they were in entirely different situations and that affected how they grew up as a person. The way they were different is that Joy had a loving family that cared about everything in Joy's life, a handsome boyfriend who would never leave her, and a bright future to do anything her heart desires. Helen, on the other hand, was abandoned by her parents and has no parental figures to look up to. Since Helen's situation was never stable because she lived in many institutions all her life, she was always withdrawn from everyone else and couldn't form any type of relationship or friendship. However, despite all these differences, Helen is able to become Joy easily by visiting the people and the places that Joy had known before she went missing.

- Cast
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Ashley Judd, Goran Visnjic, Lauren Lee Smith, Alexia Fast
- Director
- Sandra Nettelbeck
- Language
- English
