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Their paths cross during the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of a teenage girl named Amelia (Margaret Qualley)

Gosling, who has since become known for his comedic chops in films like Barbie , delivers a physical comedy masterclass here. His Holland March is a disaster—he falls down hills, drunkenly stumbles through crime scenes, and screams like a startled child during shootouts. Yet, there is a layer of tragedy and sincerity beneath the buffoonery. He is a single father trying to hold his life together, and Gosling plays this pathos perfectly.