Thriller | 2020 | 4 x 60 minutes
The Gone Game’ is a first of its kind pandemic thriller set in the 2020 lockdown. A family of 4 is stranded in different cities when they discover that one of them has been infected by the virus. As they try to come to terms with the news, they realise that a more sinister plot may be at play. The show follows the Gujral family trying to uncover a disappearance and suspected murder in the midst of an unforeseen, global pandemic. 2020 changed the world forever, but for the Gujral family, the nightmare has just begun!
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