Thoughtcrimes

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On the night of her prom in 1994, teenager Freya McAllister (Navi Rawat) suddenly begins hearing strange voices. As a result, Freya is diagnosed as schizophrenic and squirreled away in a mental hospital, where she remains for the next eight years. Along comes psychologist Michal Welles (Peter Horton), who while treating Freya calmly informs her that she is not insane, but instead telepathic: the voices she'd heard were the thoughts of the people around her. What Dr. Welles doesn't tell Freya--at least not at first--is that he is in the employ of the National Security Agency, which hopes to use Freya's special talents to hunt down potential terrorists! Something of a cerebral La Femme Nikita, Thoughtcrimes may have been intended as the pilot for a television series, but was released on home video before making its USA network TV bow on October 15, 2004.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama
Directed By:

Breck Eisner
Written By:

Thomas Dean Donnelly, Joshua Oppenheimer, Breck Eisner
Runtime:

120 minutes
Studio:

Blue Tulip Productions

Cast

Navi Rawat
as Freya McAllister

Peter Horton
as Dr. Michael Welles

Joe Flanigan
as Brendan Dean

Jocelyn Seagrave
as June McAllister

Dylan Bierk
as Elizabeth

Kim Coates
as Lars Etsen

Janet Wright
as Zoya

Joe Morton
as Jon Harper

Paulino Podhora
as Agent Kunzel

Roman Podhora
as Agent Patel

Barry Flatman
as David McAllister

Karl Pruner
as Maracek

Ray Kahnert
as City Hall Official

Joanne Vannicola
as Terri Merriweather

Joe Pingue
as Costas

Ted Ludzik
as Giggling Patient

Joris Jarsky
as Alan Matthews

Jason Wheeler
as Gabriel Perez

Robert Bockstael
as Dr. Galbraith

Helen Taylor
as Dr. Kinsey

David Collins
as Segel

Desmond Campbell
as Courthouse Guard

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Audience Reviews for Thoughtcrimes

Sep 11, 2006

The concept was quite interesting. A girl start hearing thoughts of other people. But that's scary, imagine you have GF who can read your thoughts.. man! that's gonna be hell.

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