Here’s a trailer for an interesting-looking indie sci-fi thriller titled Quantum Suicide. The film centers on a reclusive physicist who embarks on a quest for the Grand Unifying Theory of physics and uncovers the keys to understanding our reality.
The Grand Unifying Theory of physics is the “Theory of Everything” and in the story, the physicist “builds a particle accelerator in his garage and begins his research into the nature of reality.
“In the process of his experiments, he suffers radiation poisoning, loses his vision, and alienates his partner, who eventually leaves him.
“But in his obsession he finds clarity and the key to understanding our reality. There is one final test he must perform.”
The movie is described by Overly Honest Movie Reviews as, “A thoughtful, multifaceted journey into human ambition, connection, and intellectual pursuit.” Bloody Flicks calls it, “An intelligent piece of science fiction that rewards the audience.”
The movie was written and directed by Gerrit Van Woudenberg and the cast includes Andrew Rogerson, Kate Totten, Kennedy Montano, David Skulski, Stephanie Jaskot, and Andrea Vawda.
This actually looks like it could be a good film and it’s set to be released on October 18th.
