Fractured (2019)

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Movie
German title Fractured
Original title Fractured
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2019
length 100 minutes
Rod
Director Brad Anderson
script Alan B. McElroy
production Neal Edelstein ,
Mike Macari ,
Paul Schiff
music Anton Sanko
camera Bjorn Charpentier
cut Robert Mead
occupation
synchronization

Fractured is a thriller by Brad Anderson , who in September 2019 at the Fantastic Fest celebrated its world premiere.

action

When his wife and injured daughter disappear from the emergency room, a family man goes on a search - convinced that the hospital is hiding something. It quickly becomes clear that something is wrong. After waiting hours for his wife and daughter, Ray sets out to find them. After gaining unauthorized access to certain rooms in the hospital, he is followed by a security guard. After he is caught by the security guards, he is immobilized by a doctor. Nevertheless, he manages to escape from the hospital, where he can stop the police and ask them for help. Together with the officers, he regains access to the hospital; the staff tries to explain the situation, but the police also notice that something is wrong. After a number of discussions, the doctor treating his daughter is finally called out after work to clarify the situation. However, he also states that only Ray Monroe came to the hospital alone and wanted to be treated for a head injury. A psychiatrist is also called in to examine Ray. His last attempt to convince the police that his family is missing leads everyone involved back to the scene of the accident. Officer Childes discovers a puddle of dried blood and wants to arrest Ray, but he resists and locks everyone in an outhouse. He races back to the hospital, determined to find the truth. He goes to the basement and finds out that all the staff have set up an illegal organ trafficking ring. Just in time he manages to keep the surgical team from removing his daughter's organs. In the end, he supposedly manages to escape. Instead of taking his family with him, Ray kidnapped a wounded patient, his dead family is still in the trunk.

The film ends with a look back at the accident. Joanne stood in front of the visibly confused Ray and yelled at him. He pushed her aside, causing her to fall miserably and die. Ray put the dead bodies of his wife and child in the trunk and drove to the hospital.

Back in the cinematic present, one sees Ray at the wheel of the car on an endless country road. From the back seat, his wife, who is sitting there with her daughter, looks at him lovingly, and the family makes their way home. This escape from reality was created by his traumatized mind.

production

Directed by Brad Anderson and written by Alan B. McElroy . Sam Worthington played the lead role from Ray Monroe.

The shooting took place in Winnipeg , Canada . The film music was composed by Anton Sanko .

A first performance took place on September 22, 2019 at the Fantastic Fest .

synchronization

The German synchronization was based on a dialogue book and the dialogue direction by David Turba on behalf of FFS Film- & Fernseh-Synchron GmbH, Berlin.

actor Voice actor role
Sam Worthington Alexander Doering Ray Monroe
Lily raven Antje von der Ahe Joanne Monroe
Lucy Capri Mina Chamlali Peri Monroe
Stephen Tobolowsky Stefan Gossler Dr. Berthram
Adjoa Andoh Anke Reitzenstein Dr. Jacobs
Chris Sigurdson Lutz Schnell Dr. Lucado
Stephanie Sy Alice Bauer Nurse Anne
Lauren Cochrane Marieke Oeffinger Officer Childes
Shane Dean Sascha Rotermund Officer Griggs
Chad Bruce Viktor Neumann Jeff

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ https://outnow.ch/Movies/News/2018/11/13/Sam-Worthington-im-Mystery-Thriller-Fracture-von-Brad-Anderson
  2. ^ Anton Sanko Scoring Brad Anderson's Netflix Movie 'Fracture'. In: filmmusicreporter.com, June 3, 2019.
  3. ↑ Adam Patterson: Fantastic Fest 2019: First Wave of Titles Announced. In: filmpulse.net, July 30, 2019.