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Freeze Frame

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After innocent Sean Veil is found not guilty of a brutal triple murder, he becomes a paranoid recluse, living alone and obsessively filming every moment of his life to always have an alibi. When the body of a woman who disappeared five years prior turns up, stubborn detective Louis Emeric turns his eye toward Veil. When he cannot locate the tapes proving his whereabouts at the time of the murder, Veil's paranoia grows exponentially as he attempts to uncover the truth.

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Kevin Crust Los Angeles Times Dec 9, 2004
3/5
Simpson and director of photography Mark Garret manage to place the audience well inside the disoriented, dystopian world inhabited by Veil. Go to Full Review Ella Taylor L.A. Weekly Dec 9, 2004
Evans is wonderfully vulnerable and insidious as the mischievously named Sean Veil. Go to Full Review Neil Smith BBC.com Aug 14, 2004
2/5
Sadly, after a promising opening, John Simpson's feature debut dissolves into a disappointing hodgepodge of risible overacting and transparent plotting. Go to Full Review Tom Dawson The List Apr 18, 2019
2/5
This low budget debut feature swiftly squanders an interesting premise of a man under perpetual self-surveillance to become a garbled and illogical thriller. Go to Full Review Matthew Turner ViewLondon Aug 14, 2004
3/5
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May 28, 2021 Def unbelievable and kept getting more far fetched but it was decent enough 3.0 See more Jun 12, 2013 This was a great film. I have NO idea why it has such low audience ratings. I am a big movie buff and I loved it! See more Dec 22, 2012 After nearly three years, i finally got around to watching this and i wasn't disappointed. It is a very smart and interesting film. Lee Evans is my very favourite comedian and it was great to see him in this, and like Jim Carrey in The Number 23, comedians truly can act, Lee is brilliant in this. Great supporting cast, well directed and it kept me interested right til the end. Great film. See more Jun 14, 2012 cool movie.. interesting storyline and ending.. had some great acting as well. some parts were really weird which fitted the whole atmosphere perfectly...... this movie is definatly worth watching! See more May 31, 2012 cool movie.. interesting storyline and ending.. had some great acting as well. some parts were really weird which fitted the whole atmosphere perfectly...... this movie is definatly worth watching! See more May 6, 2012 There are not many movies I can't sit through -- this was one... Very boring, was tryin to be some deep scifi film like Pie -- but fails... See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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John Simpson

Director

Lee Evans

Sean Veil

Sean McGinley

Emeric

Ian McNeice

Seger

Colin Salmon

Mount Joy

Rachael Stirling

Katie Carter

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Movie Info

Synopsis After innocent Sean Veil is found not guilty of a brutal triple murder, he becomes a paranoid recluse, living alone and obsessively filming every moment of his life to always have an alibi. When the body of a woman who disappeared five years prior turns up, stubborn detective Louis Emeric turns his eye toward Veil. When he cannot locate the tapes proving his whereabouts at the time of the murder, Veil's paranoia grows exponentially as he attempts to uncover the truth.
Director
John Simpson
Producer
Michael Casey
Screenwriter
John Simpson
Distributor
First Look
Production Co
Green Park Films
Rating
R (Language|Strong Violence|Sexual Content)
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jun 18, 2004, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
May 22, 2017
Runtime
1h 40m
Sound Mix
Surround, Dolby Digital
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