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Frequencies (2013)

Movie 1h 45m ★ 6.5/10

Good for tonight if you want to: i want to feel something, keep me on the edge, blow my mind

MysteryRomanceScience Fiction

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Released in 2013, Frequencies is a mystery, romance and science fiction movie. It is directed by Darren Paul Fisher. The cast includes Eleanor Wyld, Lily Laight and Dylan Llewellyn. The running time is 1h 45m. Audiences give it a decent score of 6.5 out of 10.

Synopsis

The story of the forbidden relationship between a 'low born' boy and a 'high born' girl in an alternate reality where every person's relationships and life worth are determined by their innate 'frequencies'.

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Questions about Frequencies

What genre is Frequencies?
Frequencies is categorised as Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction.
Who stars in Frequencies?
Eleanor Wyld, Lily Laight, Dylan Llewellyn, Daniel Fraser, Owen Pugh appear in the main cast.
Who directed Frequencies?
Darren Paul Fisher directed Frequencies.
How long is Frequencies?
Frequencies runs for 1h 45m (105 minutes).
Is Frequencies worth watching?
It holds an audience score of 6.5/10. Check the similar titles below if you want alternatives in the same style.
Where can I watch Frequencies?
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