Imagine you possess the power to access other people's memories. Imagine you have the power to access the memories of your parents' lives prior to your own. Imagine if that power turned nightmarish as you are haunted by visions of a shadowy murderous predator. Imagine that you suspect the murderer is actually the father you never knew who died before you were born. Dr. Taylor Briggs (Billy Zane) is about to fi nd out when a mysterious drug throws him into hallucinations so vivid that he believes they must be real!! Now he can't escape and must embark on a journey to... unlock a past that's not his own in order to catch a vicious killer. [show more]
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Imagine you possess the power to access other people&39;s memories Imagine you have the power to access the memories of your parents&39; lives prior to your own Imagine if that power turned nightmarish as you are haunted by visions of a shadowy murderous predator Imagine that you suspect the murderer is actually the father you never knew who died before you were born Dr Taylor Briggs (Billy Zane) is about to fi nd out when a mysterious drug throws him into hallucinations so vivid that he believes they must be real!! Now he can&39;t escape and must embark on a journey to unlock a past that&39;s not his own in order to catch a vicious killer Actors Billy Zane Tricia Helfer Dennis Hopper Ann-Margret Terry Chen Deirdre Blades Scott G Anderson Matt Fentiman Emily Hirst Emily Anne Graham Alex Ferris Hailey Shand Alisha Davlin Joel McFarlane & Alexis Llewellyn Director Bennett Davlin Certificate 15 years and over Year 2006 Languages English Duration 1 hour 35 minutes (approx)
Horror starring Billy Zane and Dennis Hopper. Dr. Taylor Briggs (Zane) is in Brazil to deliver a lecture on diseases that affect memory functions when he's called upon to consult on the condition of a man found close to death near the upper reaches of the Amazon. A scan indicates a curious anomaly - he has massive tumours in all the areas of the brain used for storing long-term memories. Investigating the man's personal effects in the hope of finding some clues, Briggs comes into contact with a strange orange powder found in the man's rucksack but thinks nothing of it. However, back at his hotel, he experiences an inexplicable event as the building is hit by a tremor and a tidal wave of water floods the room. He escapes from the hotel but back home in Boston, he is unable to shake the memory of the experience. Could it be possible that contact with the orange powder has somehow activated within Briggs the actual memories of an ancestor? And if so, what is his connection to the nightmare world of the predator whose evil work he witnesses through his visions?
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