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Synopsis: A group of brilliant young students discover the greatest scientific breakthrough of all time: a wireless neural network, connected via a quantum computer, capable of linking the minds of each and every one of us. They realise that quantum theory can be used to transfer motor-skills from one brain to another, a first shareware for human motor-skills. They freely spread this technology, believing it to be a first step towards a new equality and intellectual freedom. But they soon discover that they themselves are part of a much greater and more sinister experiment as dark forces emerge that threaten to subvert this technology into a means of mass-control. MindGamers takes the mind-bender thriller to the next level with an immersive narrative and breath-taking action.
Director(s): Andrew Goth
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.0
R
Year:
2015
97 min
198 Views


on making the world believe,

in what?

We want proof.

And I believe

quantum mechanics

can provide it.

The double-slit experiment

proved by observing a particle,

we change reality.

Meaning, all matter is

nothing but vibration

until it collides

with human consciousness.

I'm sorry, you've lost me.

My mind only exists because another

consciousness is observing me,

and another observing that.

Infinite numbers of observers.

Or, there's just one

overarching consciousness

observing everything.

No.

No, I'm not finished yet!

I've given two

possible explanations.

Science dictates the most

simple is likely to be correct.

The multiverse theory demands an

infinite number of observers.

My explanation

requires only one.

So,

which would you say

was the more elegant?

This ardent advocacy of the single

observer theory is what, Miss Romero?

A valiant stab at proving God?

You used the word "God," not me.

And Miss Agnes Day.

What of her?

Agnes, she can't be categorized.

A woman stands on a rooftop,

leans forward.

Will she fall? Will she

live or will she die?

I propose that she will live.

She must live.

Always.

So we have no choice

but to continuously exist,

somewhere.

She leans,

looks down.

Two possible outcomes.

One, she falls,

cracks like a bloody egg

on the concrete below.

But what then happens

to the second outcome?

She pulls back, survives.

That outcome must continue

to play out somewhere

because nothing, once brought

into reality by a thought,

can ever be destroyed.

So if we choose to collapse one

reality, to bring it down,

the other will be

forced into existence.

An extension of...

The lovely Schrodinger.

You understand?

Your deductive equation, please.

I'm working on it.

Miss Day, your proof?

You'll get it when I'm finished.

Secrets shared,

Mr. Freeman.

You could be trusted.

What is that?

We gave you authorized access.

Oh, f***, is that military?

A research base in Nevada.

Check it out.

Using electrodes in

the transmitter gel,

they've connected this guy's brain

activity to another guy in San Jose.

Three,

two,

one.

Fire.

He had no choice but to fire.

His finger was under the control

of another man's brain.

All that we have done,

every advantage afforded you.

There have been experiments.

Promising results.

A human specimen procured.

Which makes me what?

Your rat?

No, no, no.

Our rat.

Connection established.

And we are in.

You know what to do.

Feel yourself moving.

Think of it.

Picture it.

Two years of work

and no results.

We grow impatient.

Hey.

What's the deal?

She'll never get through.

Her blood tox will register.

Mass security.

And the question is, why? I've never

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