Head Games
A psychologist for inmates has knowledge of a secret, experimental brain implant, designed to change convicts' behavior so that they will not remember or repeat their crimes and, therefore, be able to return productively to society rather than remain in an increasing prison population. The procedure, however, suffers some imperfections: Three killers are at it again.
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Plot Summary
Head Games is a short documentary film exploring the childhood experiences and aspirations of its creator, Kevin Tancharoen. The film delves into themes of dreams, identity, and the formative years that shape an individual's perspective. It offers a personal and introspective look at the challenges and hopes of growing up.
Critical Reception
As a short student film, critical reception was limited and primarily focused within academic or festival circuits. It is recognized for its early directorial work by Kevin Tancharoen, who later gained prominence in the entertainment industry. The film is often noted for its personal storytelling and directorial ambition at a young age.
What Reviewers Say
- A raw and personal exploration of childhood.
- Showcases early directorial talent.
- Introspective look at the genesis of dreams.
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Fun Fact
Head Games was directed, written, and produced by a then 12-year-old Kevin Tancharoen, who would go on to direct episodes of popular TV shows like 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' and 'The Flash'.
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