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Kinospielfilm | 2007 | Drama | Deutschland
Hauptdaten
| Regie | Edwin Brienen |
|---|---|
| Drehbuch | Edwin Brienen |
| Produktion | Dislodged Film [de] |
Kurzinhalt
Revision, written for the screen by Edwin Brienen, is the second part of Brienen’s Apocalypse Trilogy™ and is set for release in autumn of 2008.
Brienen’s 9th feature film is set in a futuristic world, where terrorist attacks rule daily life, forced chip implantation is commonplace and government control is routinely exerted through manipulation of the media.
Traci (Eva Dorrepaal), an ex-model, feels lost and confused. Whereas once she believed in God and looked to Him as a source of inner calm and peace, she simply believes no longer and tries desperately to fill the void caused by her lack of faith.
Meanwhile, her husband, Charlie (Clayton Nemrow), persuades her to transgress the 6th Commandment (5th among Roman Catholics) and commit murder. She picks up a random guy in a bar and brings him home. Soon, however, reality and fantasy become intertwined in an indecipherable web of hallucinations and mental chaos. Haunted by her inner demon, Vince Destructo (played by Jacob Dove Basker), Traci spirals headlong toward madness.
Brienen’s 9th feature film is set in a futuristic world, where terrorist attacks rule daily life, forced chip implantation is commonplace and government control is routinely exerted through manipulation of the media.
Traci (Eva Dorrepaal), an ex-model, feels lost and confused. Whereas once she believed in God and looked to Him as a source of inner calm and peace, she simply believes no longer and tries desperately to fill the void caused by her lack of faith.
Meanwhile, her husband, Charlie (Clayton Nemrow), persuades her to transgress the 6th Commandment (5th among Roman Catholics) and commit murder. She picks up a random guy in a bar and brings him home. Soon, however, reality and fantasy become intertwined in an indecipherable web of hallucinations and mental chaos. Haunted by her inner demon, Vince Destructo (played by Jacob Dove Basker), Traci spirals headlong toward madness.