Feature2017·85m·6.8

I Am Elizabeth Smart

DramaCrimeTV Movie

The story of Elizabeth Smart's kidnapping and captivity, as told from her perspective.

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Cast

Alana Boden

Elizabeth Smart

Skeet Ulrich

Brian David Mitchell

Deirdre Lovejoy

Wanda Barzee

George Newbern

Ed Smart

Anne Openshaw

Lois Smart

Elizabeth Smart

Herself - Narrator (voice)

Sarah Madison Barrow

Olivia

Graem Beddoes

Grocery Clerk

Jazmine Campanale

Young Woman Driver

London Cardinal

William Smart

Ethan Farrell

Andrew

Peter Graham-Gaudreau

Nevada Bus Driver

Devin Johnston

Dave

Chelsey Moore

Woman In Library

Cassidy Nugent

Mary Katherine

Kiefer O'Reilly

Edward

Robin T. Rose

Radio Man

Natalie von Rotsburg

JJ Webb

Jogger

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Asylum EntertainmentMarwar Junction ProductionsLifetime

Crew

Director

Sarah Walker

Writers

Tory Walker

C. Kim Miles

Director of Photography

Rafi Spivak

Editor

Claudia Da Ponte

Costume Design

Grant Pearse

Production Design

Gallery

Reviews

Lloyd

11/23/2017

7.0

Excellent movie! I read about Elizabeth Smart since she was rescued and loved how this movie. One gets what she had to live through being a captive of these two phychos. I found it wonderful from beginning to end.

Kewl Kat

11/25/2017

7.0

Kinda boring but that's how it was in real life. It's a good thing the police finally came along or else Elizabeth would still be a tent bride. This movie makes one thing perfectly clear, learn science and skip religion. It's a form of brainwashing that our country protects. It's evil. Her captors were evil and the religion her parents drown her in didn't do her any favors, either. Elizabeth can try and rationalize her story any way she likes, it's her life... but thinking that rain fall or a cup of water were "miracles" is flat out childish. A magic sky daddy didn't save her, cops did. And while I am happy she was rescued, she played practically no part in it. Being submissive and scared isn't heroic.