As 12-year-old Monique Watson vanishes without a trace, her desperate father Michael Watson (Maurice McRae) refuses to accept the authorities' lukewarm response. When journalist Christian Baker (Johnny Whitworth) takes up the case, he's initially misled, causing chaos and doubt. Haunted by guilt, Christian teams up with Michael in their race against time, battling apathy from the community, police corruption, and his own publication's skepticism.

As 12-year-old Monique Watson vanishes without a trace, her desperate father Michael Watson (Maurice McRae) refuses to accept the authorities' lukewarm response. When journalist Christian Baker (Johnny Whitworth) takes up the case, he's initially misled, causing chaos and doubt. Haunted by guilt, Christian teams up with Michael in their race against time, battling apathy from the community, police corruption, and his own publication's skepticism.

Does Still Here have end credit scenes?

No!

Still Here does not have end credit scenes.

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5.5 /10

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58

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Letterboxd

3.6

From 1 fan rating

Movie Insider

4.46/5

From 98 fan ratings

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