Overview
A mathematical genius discovers a link between numbers and reality, and thus believes he can predict the future.
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| Country: | US |
| Genre: | Mystery, Drama, Thriller |
| Production Companies: | Harvest Filmworks, Plantain Films, Protozoa Pictures, Truth & Soul |
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Cast
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Sean Gullette
Maximillian Cohen
Mark Margolis
Sol Robeson
Ben Shenkman
Lenny Meyer
Stephen Pearlman
Rabbi Cohen
Samia Shoaib
Devi
Ajay Naidu
Farroukh
KML
Kristyn Mae-Anne Lao
Jenna
ELN
Espher Lao Nieves
Jenna's Mom
Pamela Hart
Marcy Dawson
JG
Joanne Gordon
Mrs. Ovadia
Lauren Fox
Jenny Robeson
Stanley B. Herman
Moustacheless Man
Clint Mansell
Photographer
OS
Oren Sarch
Kaballah Scholar
Abraham Aronofsky
Man Delivering Suitcase
TT
Tom Tumminello
Ephraim
PC
Peter Cheyenne
Brad
DT
David Tawil
Jake
HF
Henri Falconi
Kaballah Scholar
IF
Isaac Fried
Kaballah Scholar
AH
Ari Handel
Kaballah Scholar
LJS
Lloyd J. Schwartz
Kaballah Scholar
RL
Richard Lifschutz
Kaballah Scholar
DS
David Strahlberg
Kaballah Scholar
JI
J.C. Islander
Man Presenting Suitcase
RS
Ray Seiden
Transit Cop
SF
Scott Franklin
Transit Cop (voice)
CJ
Chris Johnson
Limo Driver
SM
Sal Monte
King Neptune
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In the first few minutes, Aronofsky picks up an electric drill, puts it to your temple and presses the start button. And with each turn, mathematical sequences, Jewish trends, stock market forecasts and the progressing madness of the main character are screwed into your brain. And it turns out to be a movie that I have no idea what to say or how to say. A black-and-white paranoid techno thriller interspersed with body horror, crazy editing and cheerful musical accompaniment. It sounds very tasty, but how painful it is perceived.
Well, if you look at it from the other side, it's also about what kind of dirty horror is going on in the head of any genius tech guy.