Mindstorm (I) (2001)A psychic's investigation into the disappearance of a Senator's daughter leads her to a dangerous cult and the truth about her mysterious past. Director:Richard Pepin |
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Mindstorm (I) (2001)A psychic's investigation into the disappearance of a Senator's daughter leads her to a dangerous cult and the truth about her mysterious past. Director:Richard Pepin |
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Dan Oliver
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| Emmanuelle Vaugier | ... |
Tracy Wellman
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| Clarence Williams III | ... |
Walter Golden
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| Ed O'Ross | ... |
Caretaker
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| Michael Moriarty | ... | ||
| William B. Davis | ... |
Parish
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| Michael Ironside | ... | ||
| Eric Roberts | ... | ||
| Sarah Carter | ... |
Rayanna Armitage
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| Mark Holden | ... |
Agent Mark Taft
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Regina Gelfand | ... |
Ida
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William S. Taylor | ... |
Agent Henry
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| James Kirk | ... |
Young Malcolm
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| Kirsten Prout | ... |
Young Tracy Wellman
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| Kirsten Robek | ... |
Jeanette
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In 1985, the NSA's Dr. Parish's team trains paranormally gifted children in a new, secret Honduras base, where sergeant 'Uncle' Walter Golden is the closest thing to a parental figure for the eldest, most advanced boy, Malcolm, and his favorite Tracy. During director Bill Armitage's inspection visit, it is devastated by Soviet commandos. About fifteen years later, adult Tracy Wellman is a reckless private investigator and presents her boyfriend and protector, FBI agent Daniel 'Dan' Oliver, to her step-dad Angus, who never told the details of her traumatic amnesia at age 9, which still causes disturbed flashbacks. The FBI brings Tracy to -now- senator and presidential campaign nominee William 'wild Bill', who hires her discretely to retrieve his rebellious, since ten days missing daughter Rayanna 'Ray' before the press turns the story into an electoral nightmare. Rayanna is in the Congregation of Friends, charismatic, also psychic preacher David Mendez's New Age cult, and writes to dad... Written by KGF Vissers
Ok I liked it but it has holes in the story. It explains a lot without explaining much. Sometimes hard to follow but it gets to the point and stands out of any other sci-fi movies. I'm really watching the movie for my favorite actor Eric Roberts and he is very good as David Mendez. Just what you want to watch on a Saturday night with nothing else on t.v. A must on DVD when it comes out! All sci-fi fans will love this film. Out of 4 stars I give it 2 1/2. It's ok in my book but has a few holes in the story! Just watch it for Antonio Sabato Jr. and Eric Roberts! I know there is enough fans to make this film on DVD! It's on the sci-fi channel so check local listings!