Storyline
Predestination chronicles the life of a Temporal Agent sent on an intricate series of time-travel journeys designed to prevent future killers from committing their crimes. Now, on his final assignment, the Agent must stop the one criminal that has eluded him throughout time and prevent a devastating attack in which thousands of lives will be lost.
Directors
Writers
Cast
Tyler Coppin, Noah Taylor, Christopher Kirby, Ethan Hawke, Carolyn Shakespeare-Allen, Jim Knobeloch, Freya Stafford, Madeleine West, Grant Piro, Sarah Snook, Elise Jansen, Christopher Stollery, Christopher Sommers, Kuni Hashimoto, Sara El-Yafi, Paul Moder, Christopher Bunworth, Jamie Gleeson, Christina Tan, Dennis Coard, Milla Simmonds, Ruby Simmonds, Cate Wolfe, Ben Prendergast, Carmen Warrington, Sharon Kershaw, Charlie Alexander-Powell, Smith Alexander-Powell, Olivia Sprague, Katie Avram, Melissa Avram, Giordano Gangl, Tony Nikolakopoulos, Monique Heath, Sophie Cusworth, Finegan Sampson, David Rock, Richard Whybrow, Felicity Steel, Lucinda Armstrong Hall, Maja Sarosiek, Vanessa Crouch, Eliza D'Souza, Sophie Van Den Akker, Madeleine Dixon, Hayley Butcher, Rebecca Cullinan, Alicia Pavlis, Ewa Bartecki, Arielle O'Neill, Alexis Fernandez, Kristie Jandric, Marky Lee Campbell, Rob Jenkins, Raj Sidhu, Annabelle Norman, Scott Norman, Kristen Norman, Michael Norman, Louise Talmadge, Noel Herriman, Ray Tiernan
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Reviews
75
Predestination, a superficially cerebral new thriller, plays almost exclusively to the diagram-drawing crowd.
75
Weirder and more contemplative than many of its time-traveling brethren, Predestination is a stylish head trip. It also marks Australian actor Snook as one to watch, as she demonstrates some serious gender-bending range.
70
Predestination succeeds in teasing the brain and touching the heart even when its twists and turns keep multiplying well past the point of narrative sustainability.
70
Village Voice
The Spierigs had the framework for something wonderful here, if only they’d trusted themselves to keep things simple.
63
Slant Magazine
The film effectively underlines the one undertaking that time-travel fantasies can never truly allow: escape from ourselves.
