Brainstorm
Special-effects wizard Douglas Trumbull directed this technological thriller about a device that enables one to experience someone else's thoughts and experiences. Stars Christopher Walken, Natalie Wood, Cliff Robertson and Louise Fletcher.
Year: 1983
Genre: Science Fiction, Spiritual Cinema
Country: USA
Director: Douglas Trumbull
Starring: Cliff Robertson, Christopher Walken, Natalie Wood, Louise Fletcher
Duration: 101 Minutes
Rating: M - Contains sex scenes.
6.5/10
Location in store: Science Fiction
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