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Possessor Uncut (4k Ultra Hd Blu Ray+Blu Ray)

Name: Possessor Uncut (4k Ultra Hd Blu Ray+Blu Ray)
Brand: Turbine Medien
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Amazon Tasya Vos (Andrea Riseborough) is an ingenious order killer. For a mysterious organization, she penetrates other people's consciousness via brain implants. She takes possession of her body to commit assassinations As good as she is at her job, it leaves its mark and the private life has already completely slipped away from her. Despite her battered psyche, she takes on the next order: in the body of Colin (Christopher Abbott), she is said to kill his fiancée Ava (Tuppence Middleton) as well as her father, technology entrepreneur John Parse (Sean Bean). But what at first sounds like a routine assignment threatens to erase Tasya's own identity. Brandon Cronenberg delivers a hypnotic science fiction thriller with rough special effects. POSSESSOR has the stuff to be a horror cult film (film starts). A bloody, psychedelic trip... (Süddeutsche Zeitung)

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Tasya Vos (Andrea Riseborough) is an ingenious order killer. For a mysterious organization, she penetrates other people's consciousness via brain implants. She takes possession of her body to commit assassinations As good as she is at her job, it leaves its mark and the private life has already completely slipped away from her. Despite her battered psyche, she takes on the next order: in the body of Colin (Christopher Abbott), she is said to kill his fiancée Ava (Tuppence Middleton) as well as her father, technology entrepreneur John Parse (Sean Bean). But what at first sounds like a routine assignment threatens to erase Tasya's own identity. Brandon Cronenberg delivers a hypnotic science fiction thriller with rough special effects. POSSESSOR has the stuff to be a horror cult film (film starts). A bloody, psychedelic trip... (Süddeutsche Zeitung)