The Disappearance of Alice Creed is an atypical film, a kidnapping film made from the perspective of the kidnappers; sort of a “Low” version of High and Low. There are only three characters: Alice, Danny, and Vic. A compelling script by talented screenwriter (and first-time director) J Blakeson creates audience sympathy for all of the characters, especially Danny the protagonist who is a tragic hero. There are no scenes involving the police or the victim’s family, so it is not known how close the authorities were to solving the case. Blakeson simply shows the victim and her two captors, who …