Frequencies
The narrative traces a forbidden romance between a low-born boy and a high-born girl, unfolding in an alternate reality where every person's relationships and life worth are dictated by their innate 'frequencies'.
Director(s)
Ioannis Tzakiridis
Darren Paul Fisher
Where to watch
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Thimble
Overview: Interesting, a bit jumbled, and still worth watching. The cover and description give the viewer the wrong idea of the movie tonally. It's more like an interesting twilight-zone or black-mirror episode than a tragic romantic-drama. Critique: Part of the movie's strength are its layered ideas. However, because of the intent to surprise the viewer with twists, the core themes are unfortunately obsured and superficially explored. More succinctly, the movie ends by posing questions it should have started with in the first act. It's clever, different and fun, but a bit surface-level. Enjoyable if you go in with the right expectations. Hope the writers keep going and developing their ideas.
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The directors of Frequencies are Ioannis Tzakiridis and Darren Paul Fisher.
The cast of Frequencies includes Lily Laight as Marie (Child), Freddie Rose as Child Thomas Edison, David Broughton-Davies as Strauss, Eleanor Wyld as Marie, Dylan Llewellyn as Zak (Teen), Joanna Hole as Headmistress, Daniel Fraser as Zak, Owen Pugh as Theo, Emma Powell as Miss Anderson, David Barnaby as Mr. Fortune, Georgina Minter-Brown as Marie (Teen), Timothy Block as Bridges, and more.
The duration of Frequencies is 1h 49 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Frequencies trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
You can watch Frequencies on Plex (Free), Plex Channel (Free), and Plex (Ads). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Frequencies was released on 24 Jul 2013.
Frequencies is listed under Romance, Science Fiction, and Mystery on Fanbiz.
Frequencies has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Overview: Interesting, a bit jumbled, and still worth watching. The cover and description give the viewer the wrong idea of the movie tonally. It's more like an interesting t..."
