As the narrative unfolds, Jordan Turner (Halle Berry) is a 911 operator who receives a call from Casey Welson (Abigail Breslin), a teenager who has been abducted and placed in the trunk of a car by a serial killer named Michael Foster (Michael Eklund). Jordan attempts to guide Casey through various strategies to help her survive and escape.
In the climax, Jordan successfully locates the abductor’s whereabouts with the help of law enforcement, and a rescue mission is initiated. The film builds tension as Jordan races against time to save Casey before the situation escalates.
In the resolution, the police close in on Michael Foster, leading to a confrontation between him and Jordan. The climax involves a dramatic rescue attempt, during which Jordan must face the abductor directly. The film takes unexpected turns as the characters navigate a tense and dangerous situation.
Without revealing too much detail to avoid major spoilers, the film concludes with the resolution of the immediate crisis and the aftermath of the events. Jordan’s character undergoes emotional challenges as a result of her involvement in the case.
“The Call” received mixed to positive reviews from critics, with praise for the suspenseful storytelling and Berry’s performance. The film explores themes of fear, survival, and the high-pressure nature of emergency response work.