Jordan Turner (Oscar winning Halle Berry of "Monster's Ball") is a seasoned 911 operator. She responds to a call early on involving a home invasion. Jordan converses with a young girl alone in the house while she dispatches a police cruiser. The desperate girl takes refuge under an upstairs bed like the heroine in "Taken" while the intruder prowls the premises. Satisfied nobody is home, the intruder prepares to depart. Jordan loses her connection with the girl and calls her back. The ring tone of the cell phone alerts the intruder, and he finds the girl. He speaks to our heroine and assures her that the girl is as good as dead. Later, the police find the body of the unfortunate girl, and it isn't a pretty sight. Jordan suffers from nightmares about the incident, and her boyfriend, LA.P.D. Officer Paul Phillips (Morris Chestnut of "Half-Past Dead"), can do nothing to relieve her anxiety. Jordan remembers the killer's icy voice with chilling familiarity. Six months after this tragic incident, Jordan is showing rookies how to deal with all kinds of emergency callers. Predictably, Jordan finds herself drawn back into the fray when a green 911 operator cannot handle a call from a frenzied girl.

Starring:

Abigail Breslin, Ella Rae Peck, Halle Berry, Justina Machado, Michael Eklund, Michael Imperioli, Morris Chestnut, Rakefet Abergel, Roma Maffia, Tara Platt

Genre:

Thriller