Complete Unknown 2016
"You are who you say you are."
Joshua Marston's *Complete Unknown (2016)* plunges viewers into a suspenseful dinner party where a man's life is upended by the sudden appearance of an old flame, Alice, who vanished over a decade ago under mysterious circumstances.
Director: Joshua Marston
Cast
Rachel Weisz
Alice Manning
Michael Shannon
Tom Brayton
Kathy Bates
Nina
Danny Glover
Roger
Michael Chernus
Clyde Goodwin Jr.
Azita Ghanizada
Ramina Brayton
Chris Lowell
Brad Brayton
Dola Rashad
Sharon
Tessa Albertson
Tilda
Omar Metwally
Farshad
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Complete Unknown* (2016) about?
A man's birthday celebration takes a dark turn when an old flame, missing for 15 years, reappears with a new identity. Her presence unravels lies and forces him to confront the truth behind her sudden disappearance.
Who directed *Complete Unknown*?
Joshua Marston, known for his work on socially driven dramas like *Maria Full of Grace*, directs *Complete Unknown* with a sharp focus on character-driven suspense.
Who stars in *Complete Unknown*?
The film features Rachel Weisz, Michael Shannon, Kathy Bates, Danny Glover, and Michael Chernus in pivotal roles.
Is *Complete Unknown* (2016) worth watching?
With its compelling mystery and strong performances, *Complete Unknown* is a solid pick for fans of psychological thrillers. It may not have a high profile rating, but its tight script and atmospheric tension make it engaging.
How long is *Complete Unknown*?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About Complete Unknown (2016) — A Thriller About Identity and Deception You Won't Forget
Joshua Marston's *Complete Unknown (2016)* plunges viewers into a suspenseful dinner party where a man's life is upended by the sudden appearance of an old flame, Alice, who vanished over a decade ago under mysterious circumstances. As Alice's true identity unravels, the film explores themes of deception, reinvention, and the fluid nature of truth. With a taut pace and sharp dialogue, Marston crafts a thriller that lingers on the unsettling questions of who we are and who we claim to be. Rachel Weisz delivers a magnetic performance as Alice, while Michael Shannon adds depth as her perplexed former partner, grounding the story in raw emotional stakes. The movie's moody atmosphere—part mystery, part psychological drama—keeps audiences guessing until the final twist.
Set against the backdrop of intimate, candlelit gatherings, *Complete Unknown (2016)* thrives on tension and ambiguity, blurring the lines between past and present. The film's understated yet gripping narrative makes it a standout in the mystery-thriller genre, appealing to fans of slow-burn psychological tales. As the dinner party descends into a game of cat and mouse, the story questions the cost of reinvention and the fragility of personal history.
