Cypher (2002)

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Written by Brian King

Directed by Vincenzo Natali

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2002

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Director Vincenzo Natali, famed for the cult sci-fi classic Cube, keeps his audience on their toes again with this slick psychological thriller. Jeremy Northam plays Morgan Sullivan, who swaps his dull life to become Jack Thursby, an industrial spy for a secretive organisation. But what does the mysterious, beautiful Rita Foster know of his work? Why does he find himself easily persuaded to become a double-spy? What is the secret on the computer disc he must deliver to a top secret facility? And who is the mysterious cyber-mercenary Sebastian Rooks who agrees to help him?

Cast

Image for Jeremy NorthamJeremy NorthamMorgan Sullivan
Image for Lucy LiuLucy LiuRita
Nigel BennettFinster
Timothy WebberCallaway
Image for David HewlettDavid HewlettDunn
Kari MatchettDiane
Kristina NicollAmy
Joseph ScorenDigicorp Technician
Stephen BrownDigicorp Technician
Arnold PinnockPilot In Mensroom
Jocelyn SnowdonStewardess to Buffalo
Boyd BanksFred Garfield
Steve JacksonWaiter Buffalo
Dan DuranBuffalo Speaker
Valerie BuhagiarBuffalo Speaker

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