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A political thriller that charts the exploits of disillusioned ex-hacker Terell Lessor (Eugene Byrd)... more | add synopsisAwards:
2 wins & 1 nomination moreUser Comments:
Engrossing story of technological terrorism moreCast
(Credited cast) | Eugene Byrd | ... | Terell Lessor |
 | Ali Larter | ... | Olivia Averill |
 | Melissa Leo | ... | Agnes Lessor |
 | Glenn Fitzgerald | ... | Greg Lanser |
 | William Sadler | ... | Roger Lampert |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Betsy Aidem | ... | Julia Bradford |
 | Peter Appel | ... | Burly Man |
| Paul Butler | ... | FBI Agent Davis |
 | Scott Cohen | ... | Media Executive |
| Vinny Colon | ... | Limo Driver |
 | Curtiss Cook | ... | Security Guard |
 | Eisa Davis | ... | Glyness Bennet |
 | Anna George | ... | Anna Martin |
 | Ross Gibby | ... | Richard Heston |
 | Rick Gifford | ... | Journalist One |
| Vincent Grochowski | ... | Fan outside Limo |
| David Harbour | ... | FBI Agent McAllister |
 | Pell James | ... | Isabel |
| Phoebe Jonas | ... | Account Executive |
 | Jordan Lage | ... | Lawyer |
| Anthony Leslie | ... | Dan Stewart |
 | Michael McCartney | ... | Motel Manager |
| Ryan McGann | ... | Fan |
| Gabriel Millman | ... | Wiley |
 | Ajay Naidu | ... | Account Executive |
 | Josh Pais | ... | Allen Kelner |
 | Stephen Peabody | ... | Professor Hughes |
| Johnny Pruitt | ... | Convex |
| Miles Purinton | ... | ADHD Kid |
| Kimber Riddle | ... | Trophy Wife |
 | Stefan C. Schaefer | ... | Husband |
 | Jillie Simon | ... | Secretary (as Jill Simon) |
 | Jacqueline Sydney | ... | HMO Executive |
| Alex Tanaka | ... | Boss |
| Richard Toth | ... | WTO Representative |
 | Laurie Williams | ... | Sally Dewitt |
| Susan Willis | ... | Old Woman |
| Christopher Wynkoop | ... | Lance T. Conners |
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Stefan Schaefer's excellent first feature film, Confess, is a wonderfully written and acted, tense current-era thriller about political protest turned virulent and uncontrollable in our modern internet-ecology and -video information age. Embittered and talented computer hacker Terell (Eugene Byrd) re-emerges in New York after a long period underground, following a devastating start-up failure, for which he blames his ex-business partner. His personal revenge schemes via clandestine webcam metastasize into a powerful and dangerous terrorist-style movement that culminates in reckless kidnappings and murderous copycats. Schafer employs super smart use of the digital video medium and sometimes frenetic-seeming editing, as well as rewinds and flashbacks, to charge his premise with urgency and make it taut. With first-rate performances by entire cast, and a well-wrought script, the movie manages to, without bludgeoning, get its message nicely across.