Volunteer Needed for a Psychological Thriller Film

Pete Cole, (40-50). A man who appears to be a devoted single father—protective, loving, and teaching his daughter right from wrong. Underneath, he's deeply damaged by a traumatic childhood and the violent death of Annie's mother. He believes he's making the world better by kidnapping and "reforming" people he deems cruel or abusive, but he's really just perpetuating the cycle of violence he suffered.

The rich bully son of the town's wealthiest family. On the surface, he's arrogant, cruel, and believes his money and status make him untouchable. But underneath is a lonely kid with emotionally absent parents who throw money at him instead of showing love. He is gonna be captured by Pete a person who believes can make him a better person.

An abusive, controlling boyfriend with a leather jacket and biker boots who exudes menacing energy. He's volatile, possessive, and uses physical intimidation to control Anna, grabbing her leg, pulling her close, speaking for her, and silencing her when she tries to assert herself.

A fat, incompetent small-town police officer who represents everything wrong with the local law enforcement. He's dismissive, lazy, and more interested in spinning wild theories than actually investigating. The funny useless cop.

Milton, 17-18 years old. A cocky, arrogant skateboarder (Actor must be able to skateboard and do tricks) who works at the gas station and considers himself superior to everyone else at the skatepark. He's a "poser" who's always giving unsolicited advice and acting like he's better than he actually is.

Pete's stern, domineering grandmother who moves in after his father dies and his mother spirals into depression. She's big, intimidating to young Pete, and smells like "old clothes and cigarettes." She's tough, no-nonsense, and believes in "toughening up" Pete through hunting and fishing—activities he hates because he doesn't want to kill animals.

A wealthy woman who's completely falling apart over her son's disappearance. She's emotional, protective of Derek's image, and defensive when anyone suggests Derek might have done anything wrong. She cries constantly, buries her face in handkerchiefs, and can barely function. She's married to the town's wealthiest man but seems emotionally fragile and sheltered.

The wealthiest and most powerful man in town—he co-owns businesses, including part of Bambino's pizzeria, and is used to getting his way through money and influence. He's angry, controlling, and frustrated that his wealth can't solve this problem.

The only person who ever made Pete truly happy—a woman who "looks happy," something Pete had never seen before in his bleak world. She's warm, genuine, and brought light and life into Pete's existence during their four-year relationship.