Stranded at a rest stop in the mountains during a blizzard, a recovering addict discovers a kidnapped child hidden in a car belonging to one of the people inside the building which sets her on a terrifying struggle to identify who among them is the kidnapper.
There is a fire near the end, but it is more of a backdrop so smoke is not focused on. A snow storm does obscure some of the screen at times. Glass panes are frosted due to the cold.
In a sense.
SPOILERS
A child blackmails her maid to humiliate her. We do not know if this is part of a pattern of behavior. The maid is then involved in her kidnapping.
Technically, two "minor" instance:
a woman forcefully kisses a man without his consent as a ruse to hide what she was doing, while he is unaware of the situation.
A man kisses a woman against her will as a ruse while threatening her.
The character of Lars is someone with a developmental disability. I don’t think the actor shares that disability, or at least I didn’t see any evidence of that while researching
I’d argue that the rehab center is carceral enough to count as incarceration. The protagonist has to use an emergency exit, break into a car, and speed away in order to get out
There are violent people, and it could be argued that they might be mentally ill. One of the people seems to be perhaps developmentally or socially disabled, or he could just be someone who is in a relationship where the other is dominant. No disability or illness is discussed or implied.
Someone strongly characterized as neuroatypical has a short anger outburst and throws playing cards, but quickly picks them up and leaves. I would not describe it as a meltdown, but I thought it might be why people voted yes.
The MC is going through everything to try to see her mother, before she dies; and just before she escapes, she finds out that her mother died, while she was going through everything. There is a little hope at the end of the movie, but that part was very sad.