Thoughtcrimes

Thought Crimes - Mortal Thoughts ( Thought Crimes ) is a Canadian television psychological thriller from 2003.

Action

Freya McAllister ( Navi Rawat ) is a normal teenager - shy and reluctant - with normal future plans. All changes abruptly when she first hears voices in the night of her prom. Voices that no one hears but her. There are thousands. Thousands who persuaded from all directions insistently and inexorably on it. Freya is committed to a psychiatric hospital because of paranoid schizophrenia. There she spends the next eight years lonely and tormented - until that fateful evening, emerging at the Dr. Michael Welles. The brilliant biopsychological researchers finally tells her that she is not crazy, but has telepathic abilities. The voices in her head are the thoughts of the people around her. With Michael's help Freya learns to control her mind and so to transform the supposed curse into a gift.

But Michael holding something: He works for the National Security Agency ( NSA), the most powerful and secret spy organization in the world. The NSA funded Freya's education, she sets as a Special Agent and assigns Agent Brenden Dean of Homeland Security in order to catch the dangerous terrorist Cazal, whose identity of Homeland Security is not even known. Along with Dean, she manages to discover the identity of Cazal. She manages to find out important details that lead to a final judgment by Cazal. The end shows Freya as employees in the service of Homeland Security as a colleague of Brenden, where it is used for special tasks.

Background

This thriller was the pilot for a television series that was never implemented.

Reviews

  • According to the dictionary of the international film, it is a " solid -produced sci-fi entertainment with romantic and humorous interludes. "
2003 in film Screenplay Film score Brian Tyler (composer) Television film
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