Empathy (2007)

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Written by Steve Lightfoot

Directed by David Richards

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Written by Steve Lightfoot, Empathy centres on Jimmy Collins (Stephen Moyer, Lilies), an ex-con locked away for a violent attack, whose paranormal visions assist the police in the hunt for a murderer.

On his release from prison, Jimmy suddenly starts to experience visions when he touches people. He sees what they see. While he struggles to rationalise this unnerving ability, he attempts to forge a relationship with his daughter, Amy, whom he hasn't seen for years after divorcing her mother, Sarah, when he was first sent to prison.

When he brushes past a man on a station platform, Jimmy receives a vision that gives him a unique insight into a high-profile murder case. At the police station, DI Will Benson (Mark Womack, Sorted) discounts Jimmy's story and immediately suspects that he is involved with the murder, but DI Jo Cavanagh (Heather Peace, The Chase) is increasingly convinced that Jimmy's visions might provide vital clues to the identity of the murderer.

Cast

Image for Stephen MoyerStephen MoyerJimmy Collins
Mark WomackDI Will Benson
Image for Heather PeaceHeather PeaceDS Jo Cavanagh
Amanda DougeSarah
Amber BeattieAmy
Cornelius MacarthyPC Jarvis
Amanda Fairbank-HynesLisa Turner
Simon ArmstrongKennedy
Nick BartlettLester Strick
Brian CowanAlan Turner
Sally EdwardsDoctor Cairns
Joan OliverBrief
Peter PolycarpouDCI Petrides
Gary RaymondWalt
Paul RichardsDarren
Justin SalingerJack
Nicholas SidiRobert Evans
Carol StarksGail Evans
Laila VakilDoctor Krishnan
Noel WhiteDan
Phillippa WilsonMaddy
Serena HarrisWoman at the Station

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