A man with the ability to enter peoples' memories takes on the case of a brilliant, troubled sixteen-year-old girl to determine whether she is a sociopath or a victim of trauma.

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Anna (2013)

Don't let her in.

★ 6.5/10 October 13, 2013 99 min

DramaThriller

Director: Jorge Dorado  ·  Writers: Guy Holmes, Martha Holmes

A man with the ability to enter peoples' memories takes on the case of a brilliant, troubled sixteen-year-old girl to determine whether she is a sociopath or a victim of trauma.

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Director

Jorge Dorado Jorge Dorado

Cast

Mark Strong Mark Strong John Washington Taissa Farmiga Taissa Farmiga Anna Greene Brian Cox Brian Cox Sebastian Saskia Reeves Saskia Reeves Michelle Greene Richard Dillane Richard Dillane Robert Greene Indira Varma Indira Varma Judith Morrow Noah Taylor Noah Taylor Peter Lundgren Alberto Ammann Alberto Ammann Tom Ortega Jessica Barden Jessica Barden Megan 'Mousey' Scanlon Clare Calbraith Clare Calbraith Jaime Feld Julio Perillán Julio Perillán Senator Rockford Rod Hallett Rod Hallett Detective Worner

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CinemaSerf
CinemaSerf April 7, 2024
★ 6/10

Mark Strong isn't bad, usually, as the baddie or the sidekick but I'm afraid that as a leading actor he isn't really very, well, strong. He is "Washington" in this thriller about a man who can plumb the depths of other people's memories and get to the bottom of their problems. This particular "memory detective" has been recovering from a personal tragedy of his own when he is summoned to a stately home to meet the sixteen year old "Anna" (Taissa Farmiga) at the behest of his boss "Sebastian" (the sparingly used Brian Cox). She's a troubled girl but what concerns her parents most is that she is refusing to eat. His job is just to chat with her, put her at her ease and convince her to have a sandwich. If only it were to be that simple, though. As the two begin to chat, he begins to suspect that there is something ghastly lurking in her sub-conscience. Is she downright malevolent or is she,…