The woman who later appears to be Alistair's wife and who introduces herself as Jane Russell is indeed who she says she is. David reveals that she's not Jane but Katie, Ethan's birthmother. Later, Anna shows David (Wyatt Russell) a picture of the woman, after witnessing her murder in the Russells' apartment. When Anna says, 'You're Jane Russell,' the woman replies 'What makes you say that?' She never confirms her identity, adeptly dodging any personal questions. The first time we meet 'Jane Russell' she's Julianne Moore's version, a cool artist who takes care of Anna after kids throw eggs at her townhouse on Halloween and she suffers a fainting spell. Jennifer Jason Leigh plays the real Jane Russell.

Anna continues to relive the traumatic experience with constant visions of swirling snow. Anna takes her eyes off the road - and their car hurtles off the side of the mountain, killing her husband and daughter. Anna then receives a phone call from an Unknown Caller, who Ed suggests is 'him' and they struggle over the phone. Anna's strained relationship with Ed is teased out, Ed unhappy about putting on a 'happy family' front for their daughter, after Anna cheated on him. In a flashback, we join the Fox family driving to the mountains for a Christmas skiing trip.

Fox, your family is dead.' What happened to Anna's husband and daughter? Norelli not so delicately drops the bombshell: 'Dr. She says that if her husband were here, he would believe her. When Anna brings the picture Julianne Moore's Jane drew and signed to Detective Little (Brian Tyree Henry) and Norelli's (Jeanine Serralles) attention, her reliability is again brought into question. Anna explains she's separated from her husband, but it slowly becomes clear something else is up. In voiceover, we hear Anna happily chatting with her husband Ed (Anthony Mackie) and 8-year-old daughter Olivia apparently over the phone, but we don't see them for the most part of the film.

Amy Adams' Anna Fox is forced to come to terms with a few hard truths.

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