Fractured Minds
Synopsis
Thirty years on and technology has evolved. Cars can drive themselves, PCs don’t exist and laptops are a rarity. Nobody has a mobile phone anymore; instead they wear a Virtual User Interface, sophisticated glasses known as VUI’s. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing, the hands free VUI’s augment your reality into whatever you desire.
Pippa Sutton lives her life in conflict. The Haddon family represent everything that she stands against. Yet Tom took her in and loved her as his own daughter after her mother died when she was just six years old.
The Haddon’s are implicated in the suicide of a Politician. Murder and violence dominate the headlines and Pippa’s own life is in danger. Her loyalties are torn apart, does she fight for what’s right or does she stand firm with the family she owes so much to?
Details
- Year
- 2015
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 120 mins
- Format
- 4k
- Director
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Dave Moyle 1st Feature
- Executive Producer
- Alan Mallyon
- Editor
- Mat Lucas
- Screenwriter
- Linda Dunscombe
- Director of Photography
- James Martin
- Sound
- Kristian Mitchell-Dolby
- Composer
- Music - Mia and The Moon, Patrick E Fagan
- Principal cast
- Lisa Ronaghan, Andrew Baguley, Bryn Hodgen, Grant Kempster
- Film Title Note
- FKA 2025 - the movie
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