A thriller about an agent who works for a secretive organization that uses brain-implant technology to enable its operatives to inhabit other people's bodies, ultimately driving them to carry out assassinations for high-paying clients.
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Gabrielle Graham | Holly |
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Hanneke Talbot | Katherine |
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Matthew Garlick | Elio |
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Daniel Park | Policeman |
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Andrea Riseborough | Tasya Vos |
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Jennifer Jason Leigh | Girder |
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Hrant Alianak | Lead Technician |
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Rachael Crawford | Dr. Melis |
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Rossif Sutherland | Michael Vos |
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Gage Graham-Arbuthnot | Ira Vos |
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Kathy Maloney | Reporter |
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Megan Vincent | Alice |
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Danny Waugh | Patrick |
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Christopher Abbott | Colin Tate |
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Tuppence Middleton | Ava Parse |
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Christopher Jacot | Reid Parse |
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Sean Bean | John Parse |
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Ayesha Mansur Gonsalves | Martha |
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Raoul Bhaneja | Eddie |
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Kaniehtiio Horn | Reeta |
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Deragh Campbell | Moira |
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Dorren Lee | Tess |
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Doug MacLeod | Alex Boyko |
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Thomas Kane | Guest |
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Julia Burns | Utility Female |
Director | Brandon Cronenberg |
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Writer | Brandon Cronenberg | |
Producer | Fraser Ash, Dave Bishop, Rob Cotterill, Niv Fichman, Gary Hamilton, Ryan Hamilton, Matthew Hannam, Karim Hussain, Kevin Krikst, David U. Lee, Adrian Love, Vaishali Mistry, Daniel Negret, Doris Pfardrescher, Tony Roman, Noah Segal, Steve Solomos, Steven Squillante, Andrew Starke, Simon Williams, Ying Ye | |
Musician | Jim Williams | |
Photography | Karim Hussain |
Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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Location | Horror Disk 1 |
Purchased | Oct 04, 2020 at rarbg |
Quantity | 1 |
Seen | Oct 05, 2020 |
Added Date | Oct 04, 2020 06:40:23 |
Modified Date | Jan 04, 2025 00:44:00 |
Audio Tracks | Dolby Digital 5.1 [English] |
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Subtitles | English |
My quick rating - 6.5/10. Definitely a Cronenberg vision of a flick. Not as surreal as some of his father's work but still has that visual flair you would expect. The story follows a woman who is a "possessor" which is someone who through a brain implant, and fuses with some form of technology, can take over someone else's body in this case, can be used to commit various assassinations. The process involves more or less having two minds inhabiting the same body at the same time. It wouldn't be much of a flick if things went smoothly with such a confusing process such as this. The violence that does occur is bloody, to say the least but used in a style that is more about the colors and to paint the picture of what is going on than to overly gross you out. It isn't a masterpiece by any stretch as the whole concept could have used more explanation and exploration, but for a second full-length go, it certainly is impressive. Anchored by some good performances to keep the story moving along, I just can't help but think there was more that could have been done.
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