Where is repeaters filmed

And she recently found herself in the Charlie zone again, in Halifax, shooting a dark drama called, well, The Charlie Zone , for Canadian director Michael Melski. But I was craving something like that.

Working with Carl reminds me why I wanted to get into this business. The main goal is finding that honesty for the camera, and doing these films motivated me to do more and harder work. How can you not be affected by disappointments relating to work you love so much? I have been fascinated by reading books from the mid 's-mid 's.

When the world We made eye contact as I waited in line at Revolver this afternoon. Manoj Sood Mr. Singh as Mr. John Cassini Lt. Howard as Lt. John Tench Mr. Weeks as Mr. Anja Savcic Michelle as Michelle. Michael Kopsa Mr. Greeber as Mr. Carl Bessai. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. One Wednesday, they have a pass to go outside the site and Kyle visits his sister Charlotte Halsted Alexia Fast at the Mission Secondary School but she does not talk to him.

Sonia goes to the hospital where her father is terminal, but she does not visit him. Mike visits his father at the Maximum Security Correctional Facility where he is prisoner and the man does not talk to mike.

During the night, there is a storm and Kyle, Sonia and Mike have electrical shocks and on the next morning, they awaken on the same day. When they realize that the Wednesday is repeating over and over again, their first reaction is to have fun with dangerous situations.

Soon Kyle and Sonia disclose secrets and they decide to use the days to resolve personal issues mending their lives. But Mike decides to route through a criminal life believing that on the next morning, everything would be over. What would you do? Did you know Edit. Turning on a dime from angsty guy to full-on psychopath, Weeks never really makes a convincing villain for Sonia and Kyle to fight against, and their attempts to outsmart him are laughably inept nearly every time.

But the action and violence scenes are filmed well against the gloomy Vancouver landscape, and de Klerk brings an unfiltered rage to Weeks that, while not well grounded by Arne Olsen's often preposterous script, is fascinating to watch.

Crew and Milligan are a little more dull as the earnest good guys, and their inevitable romance feels more like clockwork than actual passion, but hey, they sure are pretty to look at.

By the time the movie reaches its violent climax it's impossible to take it too seriously, but Repeaters never crosses that line over into absurd, and remains completely trashy fun if only for being so committed to its premise and thin characters. It's hard to imagine much of a theatrical future for the film, but Repeaters is exactly the kind of movie you want to catch on cable on a rainy Saturday; it sucks you in before you know it, and has just enough unexpected originality to keep you from feeling bad about enjoying it so much.

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