How accurate are our memories? If we needed to take life changing actions, how much should we trust a memory to reach a final conclusion? Can memories be used as hard evidence?
At the core these are the questions explored by the Sci-Fi movie, when a man invents a machine that can make a person look into other people's memories, and things go wrong in a test leaving his conscience living for years inside the memories of a man accused of murder.
With a bit of suspense, interesting concepts (like how can the inventor figure out on how to communicate with his "host" and create a relationship where both can help each other out), and some interesting relationships, particularly the between the accused and his father, and well resolved final part, this movie was enjoyable from start to finish.
Not spectacular, but well worth watching if you enjoy the Sci-Fi genre.
At the core these are the questions explored by the Sci-Fi movie, when a man invents a machine that can make a person look into other people's memories, and things go wrong in a test leaving his conscience living for years inside the memories of a man accused of murder.
With a bit of suspense, interesting concepts (like how can the inventor figure out on how to communicate with his "host" and create a relationship where both can help each other out), and some interesting relationships, particularly the between the accused and his father, and well resolved final part, this movie was enjoyable from start to finish.
Not spectacular, but well worth watching if you enjoy the Sci-Fi genre.