I like suspense movies and for a Lifetime movie this one was well thought out. It is able to villainize the rich spoiled daughter and keep your eyes on her. It is able to pull at your heart strings with the bereaved mother trying to connect with her long lost daughter. It was able to keep that question of the mother's motive alive. Then it was able to twits and turn throughout without breaking the storyline. At the end you wind up feeling sorry for the initial villain. Well done.
Review of Separated at Birth
