Amber Alert (2024) is a tense and emotionally charged thriller that explores the lengths people will go to in the face of danger and uncertainty. The film follows Sarah and David, a couple on a road trip, whose journey takes a harrowing turn when an Amber Alert suddenly blares across their phones. The alert describes a missing child and a suspicious vehicle—a vehicle that they soon spot on the highway.

Torn between the instinct to help and the fear of getting involved, Sarah and David decide to follow the car. As the miles pass, the couple’s resolve is tested, and tensions between them rise. Their pursuit leads them into remote areas, where the stakes grow increasingly dire.

What starts as a civic duty quickly spirals into a dangerous game of cat and mouse, as they realize that the occupants of the vehicle are aware they’re being followed. The film escalates as Sarah and David uncover chilling clues about the child’s abduction and the people responsible. Each revelation pushes them deeper into a web of danger, forcing them to confront their fears, their trust in each other, and their own limits.

With every passing moment, the urgency to save the child intensifies, but so does the threat to their own lives. Amber Alert combines heart-pounding action with psychological tension, exploring themes of courage, morality, and the risks of stepping into the unknown. It challenges its characters—and viewers—to consider the cost of doing the right thing in a world where danger lurks in unexpected places.