The Puerto Rican film 'Gone' is a thriller that explores the malleable nature of memory and how media and social networks alter the narrative of reality. The film initially presents Rebecca, a divorced woman played by Laura Alemán, who wakes up after a night of substance abuse to find her younger son has been murdered in her home.
However, the fractured and episodic script by Ian Santini alternates between a sensationalist TV producer, played by Alfredo De Quesada, who exploits the case for ratings, a retired detective, played by Axel Cintrón, assisting the Department of Justice, and Rebecca's mother, played by Tita Guerrero, who seems more concerned with what others will think than her family's emotional health.