Chronicle (2012)
What are you capable of?
- Released
- Runtime 1h 24m
- Director Josh Trank
- Genres Drama Science Fiction Thriller
- Rating 6.9/10 (5,927 votes)
Synopsis
Three high school students make an incredible discovery, leading to their developing uncanny powers beyond their understanding. As they learn to control their abilities and use them to their advantage, their lives start to spin out of control, and their darker sides begin to take over.
Cast
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Dane DeHaan
as Andrew Detmer
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Alex Russell
as Matt Garetty
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Michael B. Jordan
as Steve Montgomery
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Michael Kelly
as Richard Detmer
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Ashley Hinshaw
as Casey Letter
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Bo Petersen
as Karen Detmer
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Anna Wood
as Monica
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Rudi Malcolm
as Wayne
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Luke Tyler
as Sean
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Crystal-Donna Roberts
as Samantha
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Adrian Collins
as Costly
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Grant Powell
as Howard
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Armand Aucamp
as Austin
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Nicole Bailey
as Cala
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Lynita Crofford
as Casey's Mom
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Royston Stoffels
as Pharmacist
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Patrick John Walton
as Park Ranger
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Lance Elliott
as Police Officer
Crew
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Josh Trank
Director
- Matthew Jensen Director of Photography
- Elliot Greenberg Editor
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Youssef Guezoum
Original Music Composer
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John Davis
Producer
- Adam Schroeder Producer
-
Max Landis
Screenplay
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