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Lo and behold:
It was on this day in the United States of America (USA! USA! USA!) all the way back in the year 2007 that audiences in attendance of the New Filmmakers event were treated to the first theatrical screening ever of Synapse.
Written and directed for the screen by Sloan Copeland, the SciFi/Drama starred Michael Giese, Juliet Mantiply, Charles Edwin Powell, Adam Saunders, Brianne Berkson, Frank Copeland, Kelly Dansky, James A. Earley, Michael J. Ewing, Wanda O'Connell, and more.
According to our friends at IMDB.com, here's the plot summary
"Seth Alden, a 28 year old graduate neural science student, has been experimenting with the possible electromagnetic manipulation of the brain. He is led to experiment on himself - giving him an ability similar to telepathy. Through a new perspective, Seth begins to experience other people's perceptions, vulnerabilities, ulterior motives, and inner-selves. As the telepathic ability grows, he experiences repeated blackouts and alternate realities. He becomes isolated and paranoid... and ultimately uncovers what existence truly means."
-- EZ
Lo and behold:
It was on this day in the United States of America (USA! USA! USA!) all the way back in the year 2007 that audiences in attendance of the New Filmmakers event were treated to the first theatrical screening ever of Synapse.
Written and directed for the screen by Sloan Copeland, the SciFi/Drama starred Michael Giese, Juliet Mantiply, Charles Edwin Powell, Adam Saunders, Brianne Berkson, Frank Copeland, Kelly Dansky, James A. Earley, Michael J. Ewing, Wanda O'Connell, and more.
According to our friends at IMDB.com, here's the plot summary
"Seth Alden, a 28 year old graduate neural science student, has been experimenting with the possible electromagnetic manipulation of the brain. He is led to experiment on himself - giving him an ability similar to telepathy. Through a new perspective, Seth begins to experience other people's perceptions, vulnerabilities, ulterior motives, and inner-selves. As the telepathic ability grows, he experiences repeated blackouts and alternate realities. He becomes isolated and paranoid... and ultimately uncovers what existence truly means."
-- EZ
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