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Frailty
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Movie propaganda
No soul is safe.
Set in present day Texas, Frailty centres on the FBI's search for a serial killer who calls himself "god's hands.”
Fenton Meeks (Matthew McConaughey) approaches lead investigator agent Wesley Doyle (Powers Boothe) claiming that he knows the identity of the killer. The FBI agent is curious, but unimpressed until Fenton reveals that the killer is his younger brother Adam (Levi Kreis).
Fenton recounts how he and his brother grew up in a very loving family, raised by their widowed father (Bill Paxton). All that changed, the day his father awoke believing he had been visited by an angel and given a mission to destroy "demons" - seemingly normal looking people, who walked this earth as pure evil. Fenton's father, and then his brother Adam, swore to carry out this "divine" mission. Fenton refused to participate in the killings and tried to persuade his brother to do the same, but it was obvious to him that they had "snapped". Out of loyalty however, he refused to go to the police, until now.
Believing Fenton's startling tale of the slaughter of innocents, the FBI agent follows Fenton to the family's rose garden only to be surprised that neither evil nor innocence are what they seem.
Persons of interest
- Matthew McConaughey .... Fenton Meeks
- Matthew O'Leary .... Young Fenton
- Powers Boothe .... Wesley Doyle
- Levi Kreis .... Adam
- Jeremy Sumpter .... Young Adam
- Luke Askew .... Sheriff Smalls
- Derk Cheetwood .... Agent Griffin Hull
- Missy Crider .... Becky
- Alan Davidson .... Brad White
- Cynthia Ettinger .... Cynthia Harbridge
- Vincent Chase .... Edward March
- Bill Paxton .... Mr Meeks, Director
- Brent Hanley .... Screenwriter
Cinematic intelligence sources
- Frailty QuickTime movie trailers
- Studios and distributors:
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
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Media intelligence (DVD)
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound
- Languages: English
- Picture: Widescreen (1.85:1/16:9 enhanced)
- Special features:
- Trailers: Theatrical
Security censorship classification
MA 15+ (High level violence, adult themes)
Surveillance time
96 minutes (1:36 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 30 January 2003
DVD retail: 13 November 2003
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