Synchronic
Time is an illusion.
Two New Orleans paramedics' lives are ripped apart after encountering a series of horrific deaths linked to a designer drug with bizarre, otherworldly effects.
- 6.3
- 2020
- Released
- 1h 41m
Anthony Mackie
Steve Denube
Jamie Dornan
Dennis Dannelly
Katie Aselton
Tara Dannelly
Alexia Ioannides
Brianna Dannelly
Ramiz Monsef
Dr. Kermani
Bill Oberst Jr.
The Looter
Betsy Holt
Leah
Shane Brady
Travis
Kate Adair
Crack Girlfriend
Matthew Underwood
Officer Beaumont
Carl Palmer
Officer Jacobs
Martin Bats Bradford
Bob
Sam Malone
Doctor
Rhonda Johnson Dents
Nurse Hall
Sophie Howell
Stoner Clerk
Natasha Tina Liu
ChristinaJean-Pierre Vertus
Skeleton Man
Lawrence Turner
Joe
Hawn Tran
Michael
Gregory Bright
Priest
Devyn A. Tyler
Danika
Aaron Groben
Klansman #1 (voice)
Divine Prince Ty Emmecca
(uncredited)
Released
en
$1,019,041.00
- #brain tumor
- #new orleans, louisiana
- #affectation
- #time travel
- #swamp
- #surrealism
- #alcoholism
- #disappearance
- #best friend
- #drug overdose
- #paramedic
- #aggressive
- #synthetic drug
- #drug
- #pineal gland
- #admiring
- #adoring
- #ambiguous
- #ambivalent
- #antagonistic
- #approving
- #assertive
- #audacious
Reviews
More plot holes that swiss cheese.
With every film they make, Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson refine their genre-bending, unapologetically cerebral style, and 'Synchronic' is no exception. While it does feel like a smaller step forward in terms of ambition, it isn't a waste of time. Even if they only pull at an interesting thread and don't fully unravel it, it's still more unique than most other genre movies you'll see. - Jake Wa
<i>Synchronic</i> is the most conventional, "mainstream" movie Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson have made to-date and unfortunately that's a bit of a step back. They're previous outings, especially their slow burn low-budget <i>Resolution</i> and the fantastic <i>The Endless</i>, are mind benders that slowly unwind the respective film's underlying mystery. The astute viewer can figure out what