The Face on the Milk Carton 1995

[@bardatwork69]

Ok so I am seeing people are confused by this movie. So here is a simple explanation. The parents have a daughter named Hannah. Hannah had a child and gave that child to her parents. They raised the little girl as their own so the little girl believes them to be her parents but they are her grandparents. In reality Hannah stole the little baby and lied to her parents that the child was hers. The grandparents raised the little girl not knowing she was stolen. Hope this helps a little.

[@ep2963]

The poor grandparents

[@devisaba2480]

Thank you for the explanation

[@ep2963]

@ it is based on a true story. It said it in the beginning.

[@ep2963]

@ calm down

[@ep2963]

@ it’s based on a true story

[@karenhall4645]

I feel so sorry for her birth parents, but she is a teenager and can't be forcefully reintegrated into a family she doesn't even know. Her mother was right in saying that the only way they can have her in their life is to let her go. This is the kind of good and heartwarming movie that nobody seems to be able to make anymore.

[@stepcollazo8134]

The real mom was a ride or die..she was like I cant force my child to stay here and be happy.so am going to let her go...and let her stay wth people she lives wth...I hope on the weekends shell go stay wth her real parents to that be a good ending.

[@liorasitelman1856]

This is spot on accurate

[@faithworks217]

I am amazed at the number of people who were confused about the story. I guess I paid closer attention, though, because my kids were stolen from me by their father, and I did not get them back until they were in their teens. He brought them back because his second wife refused to look after them anymore and left him, and he wanted to get back together with her.

[@MaryHernandez-lq8kq]

I'm glad you have them. Heartbreaking

[@SpinesandScreens]

I'm so sorry this happened to you! I hope you're on your way to healing...all of you.

[@faithworks217]

@@SpinesandScreens The Lord carried me through those five years when I had no contact with my children at all. That is the only way I could have survived it. It sure was tough when I got them back all messed up, but not as tough as no contact with them. My acne cleared up a month after I got them back. I knew it was caused by stress, but I thought it was due to finances, and also a tightness in my belly disappeared. I hadn't even known that tension was there until after it was gone. I've been through a lot of healing, and I have seen some progress in the kids, as well. They are in their forties now. It's been a rough road because they've been angry at God for what happened to them - their Dad and I fighting with each other, the divorce, then how they were treated by their father afterwards and his new wife. It's harder than what it has to be when people blame God for bad stuff that happens, instead of turning to Him to help them get through it.

[@ep2963]

@@faithworks217 I hope he is in jail. Second wife wouldn’t like that too much

[@rita4missions]

So Sorry for what happened to you and your children ❤

[@sarinabond7738]

The real mom lost her child second time, how heart breaking

[@Jessica-wo6px]

💔💔💔

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

Yeah that happened in real Life it's sad how life it's 😢 the girl should be happy she fine her mother but it's sad on both sides I won't know what to do 😞😭 I go nuts for one especially her real mother and father

[@sarinabond7738]

@@miaVallez-if4iz this is true stroy, I remember watching the documentary about her, face on a milk carton. I feel for both sides, but more to her real mom losing her child when she's only 3yo, missing all the childhood and everything. However, the girl have both worlds and they all love her just hope she keep in touch with her mom

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

@@sarinabond7738 yeah it's sad that' breaks my heart

[@birdlynn417]

No, she has gained her, and safely too.

[@sunshineknight7953]

I remember this film...still breaks my heart..thank you for uploading :)

[@Stevie-hn7mp]

There is another heart break movie . One with Patty Duke . Her little boy was kidnapped. When he was 16 ended up finding out but his real parents that is Patty never knew . He came to town and ended being friends with her boy . Stayed there but he ended up going back and never telling Patty that he was her son . That is truly heartbreaking, she never knew her real boy was at her house 😢😢😢

[@iamcarolline]

I was in elementary school when I watched this movie for the 1st time

[@LaraCroftEyes1]

The movie with Patty Duke and Stephen Dorff called Alawys Remember I love you, toward the end of the movie Ruth Monroe finds Robert Mendham's letter and him tell he was her kidnapped son

[@berniemaccarthy1692]

I think Jennifer was very shelfie .😢 She started looking for her parents .and left them brokenhearted 😢😢

[@sunshineknight7953]

@@berniemaccarthy1692 Remember though, she didn't send that letter, it got lost and she panicked cause she didn't want anybody to find it...

[@debranielsen2002]

I will watch anything with the remarkably talented, and underrated, Kellie Martin; but this movie will always be my favorite. So many people suffered but love was the answer.

[@stoney0877]

Me too. !! Lol

[@ep2963]

Love her.

[@ep2963]

@@stoney0877great actress, so many movies and shows

[@clemdane]

To me this time feels more "normal" than now does. I watch this and it doesn't feel like it was 30 years ago at all.

[@freespirit_17]

30 years😮 now I feel old

[@forgottenpalace4472]

I so know what you mean. I was 15 in 1995 so for some reason I resonate with the 90's and late 80's much better than now. I really don't know why.

[@pinkpinkpink32]

​@@forgottenpalace4472 Today is hollow and fake.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

The way the birth parents handled things was so wrong. Yes, she was their daughter but she had been raised for years by people she had felt was her parents. It was unreasonable to expect her to be able to not contact them for 3 months and the arrangements after that were very unfeeling to the child. This movie really shows how the birth parents should really consider how the child they have found and want back feels about those who have raised him/her.

[@freespirit_17]

The father made me mad when he grabbed her saying horrible things about Hannah, basically calling her worthless. I hated that scene. I think when he said joint custody was better than what they did. Let her get to know them on her level and time.

[@stepcollazo8134]

Yea..I think it like that wth kidnapped kids..who been abused or tortured or could imagine worse things..some parents think there going to get there regular child back..but there life has been changed..to

[@ElisabethGrace22]

She should have had a say in where she lived since she was 16.

[@chaoticXmisfit]

The fact they expected her to just accept the situation and not feel like an outcast is what always amazed me

[@stepcollazo8134]

@ I know

[@KathrynRobbins-l1d]

I agree MORE Kellie MARTIN MOVIES PLEASE!!!!!!! Luv the older movied

[@nataliarodriguez975]

If you enjoyed this, you might also enjoy "If Someone Had Known", a movie featuring Kellie Martin as an abused wife and mother who kills her husband and is arrested by her father, a police detective.

[@scottw6704]

Ooh! You need to see the original "Death of a Cheerleader" followed by its remake (where Kellie makes a surprise appearance in a different role)

[@judyfaust6008]

She was great in.the movie Death of a Cheerleader

[@christinekillen3393]

@@nataliarodriguez975 there is also a movie called the Deep End of the Ocean....very similar story. Almost identical.

[@ep2963]

@KathrynRobbins-l1d right what happened to those, wholesome/teach lesson movies and she was so good

[@kimalexander2467]

I grew up watching Kellie Martin movies, I have some Hallmark Christmas movies also.

[@Rose_bud7]

I remember the faces on the milk cartons

[@rainbowgold6410]

Where did they go?😢

[@molliemae6855]

Most milk comes in jugs today not cartons. Maybe that’s why?

[@sustainfem]

@@rainbowgold6410 I see them sometimes when flyers with ads are sent in the mail. The "have you seen me" notices.

[@sweetbeauty2153]

​@@rainbowgold6410 Yeah I wondered why they stopped putting missing kids on the milk carton.🤔 Because milk still comes in cartons.

[@misspinkpunkykat]

@@molliemae6855 I heard it's because only a few kids were found via milk cartons and they were scaring kids. Now days you see pictures and info on missing children (and adults) on the billboard of stores like Walmart or Target. These days they age them up digitally based on speculation on what they might look like now. A little girl who disappeared at age 5 might be aged up digitally to look like a teenager or young adult.

[@AnaIrimiabooks]

“Get rid of that ugly mood” - Translation- “It doesn’t matter how you feel, it makes me uncomfortable so you better not feel that way.” I can’t believe we all grew up with these types of parenting. Including the ones who were our parents

[@thejanitor769]

I'm in my 40s now and i still remember the sting from my mom saying to stop being like my father. He was bipolar. I felt to hide my feelings from then on.

[@LouisevonMontfort]

They could have just invited the biological mom in for a cup of coffee in the end though ?! 😅

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

It's My first time watching and it breaks My heart ❤️😭

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

That'll come later.

[@JesusChrist-c2z]

😢 yeah true

[@birdlynn417]

Yes, show then in all together. ❤

[@birdlynn417]

​@@sandyjuntunen4088Yes, as we know it. 😊👍

[@motherearth5462]

My stepdaughter went missing from California when she was 3..A volunteer group called Child find found her in s. Dakota by sending mail flyers to the town suspected of where her mother was hiding her. She was 7 at that time

[@leanderrowe2800]

Hannah kidnapped the kid, pretended it's her own and gave the kid to her parents to care for. But why for over a decade, Hannah's parents did not try to look for Hannah ?

[@AliValentine143]

They were afraid of the cult their mentally unstable daughter warned them.about.

[@scarlettapplejaxsaj1767]

They broke off contact with her when she left the child to her parents and rejoined the cult she was involved in. That’s why they moved and changed their names, etc…

[@sharondisney1637]

They couldn't look for her because the secret world come out

[@CynthiaRockroth]

They knew she was in a CULT. Thought the kid was HERS and she wanted her parents to save her kid from cult.

[@nanbateman4372]

Very refreshing. It gives a good feeling unlike most movies where we expect the worst to happen. This makes me believe in the goodness in humanity when faced with reality. We can choose to do the right thing and work together. Keep writing great scripts!

[@MaryHernandez-lq8kq]

This is from the nineties, which might be based on real story too

[@millisagingerich1248]

Love this movie I got this on VHS lol

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

Thank you for sharing this movie

[@Dizzybear]

There is sooooo much more to the story :) this combines two books. Face on the milk carton and what happened to Janie by Caroline B Cooney. THere's a whole series

[@laurieberry4814]

I like how the man said that how would you like not seeing your daughter for thirteen years? Jennifer Stands. Kidnapping is a federal offense.

[@by.jkh.]

This movie left me very sad, what a heartbreaking ending... But it's a good movie, thanks for sharing.

[@catlover2534]

In the meantime Jennie isn't asked what she wants or thinks.

[@anningram9311]

Golden oldie...very good!

[@victoriawilson5431]

This would be a horrible situation. But one part is not accurate. I lived in North Carolina as a teenager. When I ran away from home, the police told my grandmother that they could not make me stay, because I was over 16. I was standing right there and heard them. (The police had brought me back because a neighbor who didn't know me reported that I had stolen a suitcase from a home--It was where I lived! They did not bring me back because I was running away.) So, if Janey/Jenny had not wanted to return to her biological family, they could not have forced her to go, as she was 16. I don't know if the law has changed by now or not, but at least up until the 1990s, you could leave at 16.

[@Jessica-wo6px]

Yup. She was old enough to make her own decisions. Even if they thought the Jamesons were kidnappers, they could have put her in state custody or she lived with her boyfriend's family

[@Jessi4JC]

Running away is different than being kidnapped.

[@victoriawilson5431]

@@Jessi4JC True, but the thing is that they could not have forced her to return to live with her natural parents if she didn't want to.

[@anacuomo8560]

Sharon Lawrence is from NC. Her dad was a well-known TV news anchor. The town of Carlington is a fictional town based on a real small town in NC. The movie is based on a true story.

[@victoriawilson5431]

@@anacuomo8560 I did say that things could be different now. It was a long time ago for me!

[@dariawells7438]

This was very good. More Kellie Martin movies, please!

[@mcmlxii4419]

Yes, she's a very good actress!

[@cherylwest5444]

Death of a Cheerleader is also on KZbin with Kellie Martin.

[@Jessica-wo6px]

Kellie Martin was very good in this

[@Linda-o8j]

I feel this movie, torn between two families. It's a hard situation. Only those going through it understands completely what I talking about.

[@Jessica-wo6px]

I felt bad for everyone involved. Hannah put her parents in a terrible spot because of her selfishness

[@teamcougars]

Movies like this are what created helicopter parents 😢

[@dustbunee2007]

I think I have the book somewhere, but it's been years since I read it. I recorded this on TV once, but the video this movie was on was lost in a flood over 20 years ago. I thought people who were lactose intolerant got sick from drinking milk, not having it splled on them.

[@eyama8869]

I was lost my little brother once in the toy department, I found him, but the fear and trauma stayed with me. How utterly horrific it is for a parent to lose a child by kidnapping, murder or sudden death. I don't know how they can continue on without supernatural intervention. PTL

[@mollyboggs8558]

i feel for the birth family. i really do. but they were bonkers crazy for how little regard they had for her or her feelings.

[@freespirit_17]

I hated how the grabbed her when she went to call her parents after finding out that hannah had passed away. 🤬 I know it’s a movie but still.

[@christinekillen3393]

I didn't understand why the brother was so mean to her... none of it was her fault

[@mollyboggs8558]

@ yeah. like i get at the end t they tried to pull the whole “he was being mean because he felt responsible so it was misplaced guilt!” but it was still bizarre. him and the sister getting mad at her for not wanting to be there… like no shit. she doesn’t know you guys! the whole family was delusional

[@she_wizzdom4410]

This is too sad, i hope this is not based on a true story becaue i cant even imagine what that woman must have gone through, losing her baby like that and then spending 13 years not knowing what happened to her

[@VintageRose75]

This very situation might not have happened to a Jennifer Sands, but I am quite sure it has happened hundreds, probably thousands of times over. Incredibly sad.

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

It's a very sad movie im sure this happened to someone in the world that's what break My heart 😢

[@AlinaTowers]

This whole thing didn't need to happen... I can't imagine losing a child, but Why couldn't they have eased into it. Spent some time getting acquainted, adjusting, sharing the girl. Become one big family. I couldn't imagine ripping my child away from the person who had loved them and raised them and with whom they'd bonded for 13 years!

[@shiningjewel4034]

When Hannah died and Jenny/Janie wanted to talk to her parents, and the father forbid her, I didn't understand that. The Jazmin's get the worst news about their daughter Hannah, and he forbid her to talk to them? That's her family, grieving, and you forbid her to talk with them when they are hurting?! Later the mom is telling the Solomon story about the mom that gave up the child being the true mom. Uh, hello! the Jazmin mom had already given her up and let her go. Nice speech, and I'm sorry your little girl was kidnapped, but she didn't grow up with you. The both of you can make new memories going forward, but she doesn't need to be ripped from the only family she's ever known and loved because you gave birth to her. Sending her back to the mom and dad she's always known and been loved by, isn't an indictment on you. It's not like you will never see her again or you can't talk on the phone everyday if you want to. I felt the most sympathy for Jenny/Janie. If this was based on a true story, I hope both families found peace. You're right. easing into it, getting acquainted, adjusting, and sharing would have been so much more peaceful and wise.

[@RDR18851]

I remember this movie also, and it is so tragic what kidnappings do to the families.

[@thewordrules]

From IMDb: "A teenage girl sees a photograph of her much-younger self one day in the school cafeteria--on the side of a milk carton. But her beloved parents would never kidnap anyone and there's a deeper mystery ahead".

[@liorasitelman1856]

The biological mother is understandably in a lot of pain but is not considering what is best for the child. They can’t expect a teenager to just forget about the people who raised her for thirteen years

[@k.l.6487]

Great movie,thank you !!!!!!! U all stay healthy , K. from Germany.......

[@birdlynn417]

Such a beautiful, and moving film. ❤

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

The real familys kids were horrible to her, the real dad was horribly aggressive to her, refusing to let her call her subparents re the death notice of Hannah. I wd have run away too!

[@pben4218]

So Hannah was a kidnapper??? How did she end up with real Grandparents? A cult member? I got very confused with this story!

[@mcmlxii4419]

I got confused, too, a little bit. But evidently, Hannah was the daughter of the grandparents, who Janie (Kellie Martin) originally lived with. Hannah kidnapped the child and entered a cult, from the way I understood it, and somehow the Kellie Martin character lived with Hannah's parents. That is, until her picture ended up on the milk carton. Then her biological parents (the redheads) found her.

[@lolitarouge]

So confusing thatbthe kidnapped girl was age three andcsupp9sed to be her mother yet the grandaughter is 16..WEIRD I WILL NOT CONTINUE PREFER TO WATCH A MOVIE THAT MAKES SENSE

[@mom2ck]

Me too but if the movies seem too far fetched or wrong I’ll research if it’s based on a true story

[@angeladay7544]

I agree,...that there are some movies that are hard to follow,...as I've come across them,...however,...wen cults are involved that's a horrific thing in itself,...altho I was sorta tired, drifting off to sleep, a bit,...I, don't know, who was Hannah,...??.

[@123kvh]

No

[@dominiquephillips8918]

I don’t know why it’s so hard for people to follow the storyline of this movie. It’s really not that hard to understand if you just pay attention 😂

[@sandraskelton6463]

Well..people catch on at different speeds

[@mariamvictor8242]

Very respectful company that added the picture. . Heroic act..

[@carolynadkins9311]

Thanks for the upload 😊

[@FOX007-um1wr]

Takes a big person to do what the real mother done, to allow her child to go back to the couple who raised her. Honestly, I see nothing but blessings that come out of this. Firstly the girl was not harmed, secondly, she is 16 not far from being and adult herself. The people who raised her seem like fine people good people. In a blink of an eye, she will marry and have children her own self, and look at all the family she and her children have. She also has a brother and sister to get to know, an aunt and uncle for her unborn children. And the real mother, well, I'm sure God has a special place for that lady.

[@summer6787]

She’s 16, why will she be married and have children soon 😂 Not everyone gets married or has children thankfully. Very old fashioned view

[@marciajones2993]

How what is it a blessing, her mother was without her for 13 years. Religion warps the minds of some. Blessing my ass. 💙💙💙💙

[@pamelaperkins2507]

I remember watching this another time, several years ago. It lets me know that there IS hope for many of the children whose faces are on those milk cartons!

[@charhanson7044]

The deep end of the ocean is almost the same as this. written in 1996, she said she dreamed the plot. clearly her tv was on this chanel

[@leighg9274]

This is dumb. You can’t take back a 16 year old to live with you at this stage of her life. Changing school and everything else. Friends, boyfriend, parents she grew up with…

[@MissyM3]

How is that “dumb” she’s a CHILD that was KIDNAPPED!! I would want my baby back immediately as well, no questions asked. If it didn’t work out by then, I would do as this family did and consider other options

[@helenglover8643]

In real life, this would be crazy. No understanding how the girl would feel. To go cold turkey as such , no support from her support system. Put down in an environment she does not know or feel comfortable in. ..not sure how would you transfer it in a better way. Parents are all over her which is understandable but not for her.

[@stepcollazo8134]

Absolutely..I wonder if they change the laws about that..

[@MissyM3]

@stepcollazo8134change the laws about what? Bringing a KIDNAPPED child home?! My God they are CHILDREN not pets!

[@kimford9833]

I love this movie!! Thank You for sharing!!

[@Jessica-wo6px]

Such a sad situation for both sides😢💔 Especially Janie and the situation she finds herself in💔💔

[@Harris33-f5j]

The book is a little different. This happened in the second book. But the first one she didn’t meet her parents till the very end. Then the second book.

[@mcmlxii4419]

There are 2 books? What's the second one called? Thanks!

[@beckypatton8557]

There actually three books. This movie is based on the first two.

[@beckypatton8557]

Oops there are.

[@Harris33-f5j]

@@beckypatton8557 I have never read the third. I didn’t know they had one. Is it good?

[@beckypatton8557]

Actually I looked it up and there are five in the series. Now that I think about, I think I have seen all of the books. I think Janie/Jenny is married in the last book.

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

😭I save this movie to my playlist ⏯️ because remind me when my son come looking for me 😢😭when he knock at my door and he akes me if i was he's mother' I yes he was so happy 😁😊 and i was to 😊 I having seen My son in 15 years till the day he knock at my door 🚪😢

[@leslieolsondyersdynamicadv2918]

I have a son who ran away 7 years ago

[@miaVallez-if4iz]

@@leslieolsondyersdynamicadv2918 did he ever come home 😢

[@lieselotmauroo9808]

Always an amazing movie, such a moving true story. It's strange when you consider that almost the exact same scenario has happened more than once, and in each the child ended up being miserable away from the home they grew up in, despite caring for the family they recovered and now lived with (normal, when you think about it. A child that grew up happy, suddenly thrust into a house with strangers that are their actual blood relations. Just imagine how hard that must be.)

[@paulettemcquay4026]

They should bring back missing kids on milk cartons

[@PixivityComputerSpecialists]

Not that many "cartons" any more... plastic has taken over

[@potterinu]

Amber Alert has been a much more successful program. From what I heard they fudged the numbers and milk cartons made very little difference in actually finding lost kids with only a few well known exceptions

[@sharondisney1637]

Hannah was the stolen child at birth because her real family had to cover up her real identity due to an inheritance that they stole. It goes way deeper than that...but no one could find out the secret about who Hannah really is.

[@pattistuber8018]

It is the true love of a mother to do what is best for her daughter, but it saddens me it turned out this way. All because someone kidnapped their 3 year old daughter.

[@amygerstle2037]

Sad movie. Hard to watch.

[@relaxandunwind1496]

Her real family was lovely.

[@LindaMalherbe-lb9qk]

I was also confused at the beginning, but I think some viewers must take the time and have a second go at this movie.

[@memere1208]

Saw this years ago. It's still a great movie!!

[@brendashantz8642]

So, in the final scene, where are Jennie’s suitcases? None on the curb and no sign of them in the back of the van. It is the little things in a movie that is overlooked which the director should have caught.

[@MissyM3]

The boyfriend said he would get them. He goes to the car, then you can see him walk past with the suitcases walking towards the house. Looks like they did think of everything

[@lightgiver7311]

We have over 100,000 missing migrant children missing in America, they will never be on a milk carton or rescued.

[@len2972]

Shouldn't have snuck over the border

[@mollyboggs8558]

@@len2972 they're children

[@victoriadegand2393]

@@mollyboggs8558still BLAME BIDEN it’s a dangerous situation & out government is TOTALLY responsible. All of them at the top need to go to jail & lose all retirement benefits.

[@christinekillen3852]

This movie is very similar to the plot of The Deep End of the Ocean, with Michelle Pfeifer .

[@catherineannelockman3805]

It's an okay movie, but waaaaaaayyyyy too many ads...

[@catherineannelockman3805]

Especially near the end...come on...sheesh...just a way to make money...lots of other movies contain hardly ANY ads...

[@12358hi]

Put it in looptube

[@georgetsonis3163]

Anyone know if any of the other books of the series were made into movies?

[@TrustJesus333]

She was very cruel to her birth parents. Nothing that happened was their fault.

[@hazelsmith5628]

O M G , that first look between father and daughter 😢 ! Seems to me that everyone was endeavouring to behave in a mature way… especially when she met her real family…😢 Seems like Hannah was a cult member who kidnapped a child,and passed her onto her parents as hers ?

[@CorneSteenkamp-ew2ki]

Loved the movie

[@spitepouch]

To be perfectly frank i understand what the bio parents are going through is insanely tough but if i was Janie i'd tell them straight up like i want a relationship with you but unless you stop calling me jennifer and let me talk to my parents on the reg i'm waiting out the 2 years until i'm 18 and then i'm out of here lol like the emotional intelligence in that household is in the negatives.

[@homeboundmama9968]

I don't care how many times I watch this... I can't understand how they went through this and not had some profound impact on their lives.... I know just watching it, it had one on mine.

[@yvonnecooper5004]

I akways like Kellie's movies.

[@LynnBurrows-m5n]

Look closely but who plays Reeve has her suitcases out of her car. Where can I get this movie on DVD or is it out on DVD?

[@krissywizzle]

I read this book in my early teens. There's a whole series, I think maybe 4 books, that follows her through college iirc. There's also another movie really similar to this that came out in the late 90s/early 2000s called The Deep End Of The Ocean, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Treat Williams, and it's actually really good. It was obviously much higher budget and theater released, as opposed to made for TV, and I think it does such a good job trying to give the perspectives of everyone in the family and how they were affected by/dealing with the before and aftermath of when the kid goes missing and then is found years later.

[@sharonmcmorris504]

And this movie looks very good and interesting to watch from Sharon to and I will like watching this movie from Sharon to

[@ladybug3864]

This movie makes me sad and mad every time I watch it. I just dont know if I could let her go twice I understand their daughter had them fooled; at the same time they should know how it feels to loose a daughter, at the same time I think about the child who has been raised by them for 13yrs.

[@stepcollazo8134]

Imagine finding out u were taken then shipped off to yr real parents that u dont dven known..instead of slowly getting to know them but taken to yr parents like obligated. To strangers.

[@AnnaBanana-gz4om]

I'm so confused, so she wasn't their granddaughter, she was kidnapped?

[@loldrom2357]

👍

[@Susan-k6u1x]

Thats right, she (hannah) stole the girl and gave the stolen girl to her parents and lied to them and said it is her daughter. grandparents believed her and was thinking the little girl is their granddaughter

[@AnnaBanana-gz4om]

@@Susan-k6u1x ok,got it,that's what happens when I multi task and not pay complete attention.

[@sandymanion1280]

Yes...by their daughter. They didn't know that it was not their granddaughter.

[@Juliet_Capulet]

Oh my God, how...sad.

[@libertyann439]

I think I read a book with this title.

[@williamchapman5745]

Had a huge crush on Kelly 🇺🇲♥️🤍💙🇺🇲

[@ElizabethPerez-zx7we]

The real mom left with her luggage

[@andrewcolinwilson1]

The Sequel to If Someone Had Known. 3 weeks and 2 days after shooting her abusive husband dead, Goofy's son, Max's girlfriend, Roxanne from A Goofy Movie/Mona from Mickey's Twice Upon A Christmas (played by Kellie Martin) got screwed over AGAIN when she saw a picture of herself at age 3 on the back of a milk carton lol

[@TimmyZawistowski]

Need more LMN 90s movies The people next door is great

[@katrecewillams8995]

The girl started all that mess

[@jacobsladder827]

If the girl is over 16, she can almost do whatever she chooses.

[@MissyM3]

In what state? In what world??

[@jacobsladder827]

@MissyM3 Called the age of consent. You can look it up yourself.

[@telglanton]

I remember this movie

[@liorasitelman1856]

I remember reading the book! Have never seen the movie so here we are!

[@kelseysparrow]

Same!

[@majogregorilurbe4704]

Per favor las pueden poner en español, estas películas no las encuentro

[@MissySteyn]

Great movie...

[@Rose_bud7]

So their daughter kidnapped her and they thought it was their daughters kid ok I see

[@williamf4544]

I needed the comments section to figure this out - I found it all a bit puzzling to ne honest

[@nsengupta2009]

Surprisingly beautiful movie. ❤

[@winifredherman4214]

A 16 year old would get to choose! Ridiculous story.

[@philippegarreyn7919]

I can't stand all these cuttings in between such a good 1:30 hour long advert.

[@alphawolf798]

Her siblings were just awful to her, you'd think they be happy to see their long lost sister, really shows how spoiled and rotten they are, especially her brother.

[@julial3325]

Good filming of the book.

[@andycavanaugh1219]

what was the name of the book?

[@Phenomenal8448]

Stuff like this happens all the time. I hope both families unite as one

[@sharlajain]

Synopsis copied and pasted from the IMDB website: A teenage girl sees a photograph of her much-younger self one day in the school cafeteria--on the side of a milk carton. But her beloved parents would never kidnap anyone and there's a deeper mystery ahead.

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

I'm confused. At first I thought the real biological mother was the daughter of the Jasmines. But then it says someone named Hannah was their daughter and that that is a big part of the story. I don't get it...! Can someone explain?

[@hazelsmith5628]

I think that Hannah kidnapped a little girl and passed her on to her parents as their granddaughter. They raised her as their daughter !

[@emberlynne4963]

Hannah did kidnap Jennifer/Janey and brought her to her parents (the Jessmans). The Sands are her biological family but she chased to go back to the Jessmans as she considered them her "real parents".

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

@@emberlynne4963 Thanks for explaining that. And now I cannot remember what happened to the biological daughter of Hannah!

[@emberlynne4963]

@WholeBibleBelieverWoman It never mentions in the movie Hannah actually had a daughter. Just that the Jessmans thought Janey was Hannah's bio daughter.

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

@@emberlynne4963 Thanks again!

[@maureengilligo1960]

Always loved Jill Clayburn

[@glorisgonzalez.detodounpoc2934]

VERY GOOD MOVIE A D SO SAD TO WACH HOPE NOT IS REAL LIFE MOVIE.

[@faithworks217]

Real life is often much worse. Millions of kids around the world get abducted and are dead a few hours later. Some are trafficked and suffer abuse for years. The upside of this movie is that the Jenny ended up with two mothers and two fathers who loved her dearly, as well as a brother and sister.

[@pamelaperkins2507]

It's an old movie (1995) & it's 2025 now. So, the quality of the video leaves a lot to be desired. Good story line, though.