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| Trinity | |
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| Directed by | Gary Boulton-Brown |
| Written by | Gary Boulton-Brown |
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| Music by | Ilan Eshkeri |
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Running time | 82 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Trinity is a 2003 British science fiction film written and directed by Gary Boulton-Brown. It stars Tom McCamus as Dr. Clerval, Lucy Akhurst as Schiller, and Stephen Moyer as Brach.
In a remote Arctic research station, government agents Brach and Schiller discover the mysterious genetic scientist Dr. Clerval. A psychological chess game ensues. It turns out that Schiller was a subject in one of Clerval's genetic breeding programs, and was co-dependent of him. Brach once was Clerval's henchman. He feels torn between his love for Schiller and his unadmitted, deep loyalty towards Clerval.
Filming took place at Bushey Campus, Hertfordshire, North London.
The film was shown on 3 March 2003 at the Cinequest Film & Creativity Festival and 7 April 2003 at the Philadelphia International Film Festival.
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