Synapse2021

Director
Kenlon Clark

Actors

Adam G. Simon (Frank/Nathan)
Sophina Brown (Aamina)
Joshua Alba (Frank McDavitt)
Henry Simmons (Agent 805)
Jordana Oberman (Thompson)
William Rubio (Freddy)

An addicted memory dealer is chased relentlessly by federal narcotics agents bent on keeping the secrets he has locked in his mind hidden.

In a dangerous world where memories can be bought and sold like drugs on the street, a government agent named “Frank” awakens with a bullet in his side, a gun in his hand and no memory of who he really is. As he works to put the pieces of his past back together the agent is pursued by government assassins hellbent on keeping the memories in his head a secret. Racing against time Frank locates his former criminal underworld best friend, Freddy and his ex-fiance Aamina, who help him as he takes dangerous steps to resurrect his memories to find out why the assassins are trying to kill him. As he fights for his survival Frank realizes his memories unveil the crimes of not just his own past — but the pasts of others who are trapped inside his mind. Those memories also reveal the actions of a corrupt government agency that has been poisoning the public and will do anything and kill anyone to keep it a secret.

“It’s always so impressive when someone manages to combine quite heavy philosophy with full‑on super‑entertaining, classic cinema with all the visuals and action. It rarely happens. The film combines a compelling, advanced, and quite disturbing idea, with something that is also just a thriller and works exceptionally well as such.” SciFiAgenda.com

“’Synapse’ is a true thrill-a-minute ride that flowed very quickly without ever giving the audience a moment to think about anything else but the non-stop action on screen. The story of ‘Synapse’ is based in a sci-fi landscape but the emotional journey and delivery were so compellingly gripping.” – Manny’s Place

“The tiny indie film that could, did! And they DID it big time as well!! I can see every single actors careers growing exponentially after the release of ‘Synapse’!” – Wizard World