The latest psychiatrist assigned to assess whether inmate Victor Frank is mentally fit to stand trial for murder gives up in frustration and so the asylum head Dr Robert Walton steps in to do the job. Frank tells Walton his story. He was a scientist experimenting in the field of nanotechnology. Using nanobots that were capable of rebuilding the human body, Frank and his team had great success in helping the crippled, wheelchair-ridden Bryce Daniels regain use of his faculties. But then Bryce started to become unstable...
Leigh Scott
Director
Rhett Giles
Victor Franks
Thomas Downey
Robert Walton
Joel Ezra Hebner
The Creature / Bryce
Eliza Swenson
Elizabeth Weatherly
Jeff Denton
Hank Clerval
Dan Kaplan
Detective Ferrati
Christina Rosenberg
Rebekkah Clarke
Sarah Lieving
Jessica Halverson
Amanda Barton
Dr. Emily Hertz
Tim Travers
Detective Nimby
Matt Kawczynski
Grabowski
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