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Director: Greg Marcks
Actors: Shane West, Edward Burns, Ving Rhames
PlotMax Peterson, a young American computer engineer, receives a mysterious mobile phone in the mail during his international travels. At first, this unexpected gift seems benign, providing him with unexplainable but highly accurate stock market tips that lead to a rapid fortune. However, the phone's intentions soon take a more sinister turn. Max finds himself at the center of a dangerous game, receiving ominous messages that propel him into increasingly perilous situations. Unbeknownst to Max, he has become a pawn in a much larger scheme that has global implications.
As Max tries to unravel the mystery behind the phone and its seemingly omniscient messages, he crosses paths with a determined FBI agent, an efficient and seasoned field agent, and a powerful government official with a deep, vested interest in the phone's technology. Their interests align against a backdrop of high-tech espionage and a shadowy conspiracy aiming to use the phone's advanced technology for surveillance and control on a global scale. Racing against time, Max must outwit his unseen adversaries, uncover the conspiracy's roots, and decide whom he can trust in a world where the line between ally and enemy is blurred.
Writers: Michael Nitsberg, Kevin Alyn Elders
Release Date: 27 Feb 2009
Runtime: 105 min
Rating: PG-13
Country: United States
Language: English, Russian
Echelon Conspiracy: Mediocre film with decent tech, best forgotten.
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