Listening is a thought-provoking science fiction thriller that explores the boundaries of human mind and technology. The story follows a group of graduate students who develop a revolutionary technology for reading minds. This invention, however, leads them down a dangerous path as they confront unforeseen consequences and moral dilemmas. The narrative intricately weaves themes of friendship, betrayal, and the ethical implications of technology that surpasses our current understanding, posing significant questions about privacy, freedom, and humanity itself.
Length: 1h 40m
Genre: Science Fiction, Thriller
This Title is: A thought-provoking exploration of technology’s impact on humanity
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Cast
- Thomas Stroppel as David Thorogood
- Artie Ahr as Ryan Cates
- Amber Marie Bollinger as Jordan
- Christine Haeberman as Melanie
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
The movie contain themes and scenes that require viewer discretion due to the nature of its science fiction and thriller elements. Viewers are advised to consider the mature thematic material relating to mind control and ethical dilemmas.
Trivia
- The film was released in theaters on September 11th, 2015, and made available on DVD and Blu-ray on July 26th, 2016.
- It features a mix of emerging talent and seasoned actors, providing a fresh perspective on science fiction narratives.
- Listening looks into the concept of telepathy as a technological advancement, a theme rarely explored with such depth in cinema.
Our Review
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Listening provides a unique and captivating take on the possibilities and perils of technological advancements in mind reading. While the film presents an intriguing concept and delivers a series of suspenseful moments, it sometimes struggles with pacing and character development. Nevertheless, the performances are solid, and the storyline presents enough twists and thought-provoking ideas to keep the audience engaged. It’s a commendable effort in the indie science fiction genre that stimulates reflection on the future of technology and its impact on human relations.
Critic Scores
Listening has received a mixed review by the critics
