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| Adam J. Bernard | ... | James | |
| Vanessa Russell | ... | Samantha | |
| Jessica Andrews | ... | Georgia Hemmingway | |
| Gareth Lawrence | ... | Peter | |
| Ben Probert | ... | Hunter | |
| Philip Ridout | ... | Dan | |
| Alexandra Parker | ... | Anna | |
| Sadie Parsons | ... | Helen | |
| Elspeth Edmonds | ... | Avatar | |
| Simon Phillips | ... | Manager App | |
| Nigel St Lewis | ... | Personal Trainer App | |
| Kata Sarbó | ... | Lady Date | |
| Hattie Gotobed | ... | Young Georgia | |
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Elizabeth Rogers | ... | Young Samantha |
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Helen Rogers | ... | Joan |
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Precognition is a feature length science fiction drama which depicts a future where computer technology has been integrated into the human brain which has changed the way we live our lives forever. On the surface it appears that this new technology has improved the world, eradicating poverty and allowing most to live to their fullest potential. Of course all is not as it seems as the lines between simulated fantasy and the real world have blended making it impossible to tell where the illusion ends. Written by Ben Probert
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10 February 2018 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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It's impressive what they have done with such a small budget and you can see that the people that made this show a lot of promise but the film really needs to be about 50 minutes long rather than almost two hours.
I think a whole lot of scenes from the flashbacks and about 75% of the gun-fight sequence could have been cut and it would have made the film a lot more watchable. As it stands it feels very over-long and is too dialogue-heavy in parts but then conversely too action-heavy towards the end of the film. Whoever made this should ask Charlie Brooker for a job, I'm sure with the guidance of professional editors the authors of this could be making amazing stuff in a few years.