Impostor, intelligent science fiction
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In this story of science fiction and suspense, based on the story Impostor (1953) by Philip K. Dick, we are immersed in a futuristic world where paranoia and identity are intertwined in a plot full of unexpected and exciting twists and turns.
‘Impostor’ follows the life of Spencer Olham, a brilliant scientist accused of being an impostor and an alien trying to infiltrate human society.
As he struggles to prove his innocence and unravel the truth behind the accusations against him, Spencer becomes embroiled in a web of conspiracies, deception and conflict that challenges his perception of reality and his own identity.
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With a futuristic setting, stunning visual effects and a stellar cast, ‘Impostor’ immerses you in a dystopian world full of intrigue, action and suspense where every revelation surprises you, every character captivates you and every choice has unpredictable consequences.
Through its immersive narrative and claustrophobic atmosphere, ‘Impostor’ invites you to question the nature of truth, loyalty and identity in a world where nothing is as it seems and every step brings you closer to the heart of a mystery that defies the boundaries of reality and fiction.
Gary Sinise played the conflicted clone at the centre of the film with nuance. Although he went unnoticed, he proved that his talents go beyond action.
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Vincent D'Onofrio chewed the scenery deliciously as the unhinged antagonist, a delightful twist on villainy.
Shot on the bleak locations of San Francisco, director Gary Fleder created a suitably bleak futuristic landscape.
Commercially, Impostor grossed $17 million worldwide on a budget of $20 million. Critics considered it an intelligent B-movie that brings thoughtful ideas to the genre.
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