Fateful Findings - 2013 - Neil — Breen

No one talks like a real person. Ever. Example: Dylan will stare into the middle distance and say, “I have to finish my novel. It’s about government cover-ups. And corporate fraud.” Then he drinks water. Then he stares at a tree. This happens for 90 minutes.

He blinked. He could see through the wall—into the neighbor’s living room, where a politician was accepting a bribe in a briefcase. He touched his own forehead and knew the password to every bank account in the city. He had become the ultimate hacker. Not through code, but through fate . Fateful Findings - 2013 - Neil Breen

Dylan reunites with his long-lost girlfriend while his current relationship with a drug-addicted partner deteriorates. Techno-Thriller: No one talks like a real person

Fateful Findings (2013) is an independent science-fiction thriller written, directed, produced, and edited by , who also stars as the lead. Often compared to Tommy Wiseau’s The Room , it is celebrated as a "so-bad-it's-good" masterpiece of outsider art due to its surreal editing, incomprehensible plot, and Breen’s unique cinematic vision. Plot Summary It’s about government cover-ups