Thoughtcrimes
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Thoughtcrimes (2003) is a Canadian television pilot for a series that never happened, which was subsequently released on video as a stand-alone film. It was directed by Breck Eisner, and co-written by Thomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer.
It is about a young woman who, after spending years in a psychiatric institution for hearing voices, learns that she is in fact a telepath, is recruited by the National Security Agency and trained to control and use her ability to read people's minds.
Cast
- Navi Rawat as Freya McAllister
- Joe Flanigan as Brendan Dean
- Peter Horton as Dr. Michael Welles
- Joe Morton as Jon Harper
- Jocelyn Seagrave as June McAllister
Notes
- The title is an obvious reference to George Orwell's 1984.
- This pilot meets the the Rule's requirements during scenes between Freya and her sister, June, and a few others, although the majority of Freya's interactions are with male characters.
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