Set Me Free: Vol. II

2016
1h 10m

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6.4/10

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Psychological Drama Crime Drama Mystery

The continuation of Lauren's mysterious background as her identity becomes the focus of an intense media circus.The continuation of Lauren's mysterious background as her identity becomes the focus of an intense media circus.The continuation of Lauren's mysterious background as her identity becomes the focus of an intense media circus.

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IMDb RATING

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744

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Trivia
Was originally going to be shot as one feature film. But due to it's length it was cut into two films instead. The crew thought it would be a nice touch to extend it to another film so that it was a trilogy, eventually the idea was scrapped.

Goofs
Cameraman is seen (blurred) in the background as the AD's are preparing everything together for the interview.

Quotes
Ethan Wright: I think a good place to start is to go back to the place that you were brought up. But not to see it as you remember it, but so that you can see it through the eyes you now view the world with.

Crazy credits
During the beginning credits, a conversation between Rachel and Ethan focuses on how serious the Lauren case is.

Connections
Features Set Me Free: Vol. I (2016)

Soundtracks
Set Me Free
Written by Samantha Fry & James Rogers
Performed by Abby Elliot
Courtesy of Simply Sonic Studios & Television Bandits (2016)

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10/10

A Better Tomorrow

For a film made on a micro budget, a great story from start to finish wonderful cast and crew made a great tale a memorable one ... Top job everyone a most enjoyable movie...I'm getting extra copies for friends and family...wonderful performances from Jess Taylor, Leila Kotori, Max Rudd, Mark Wells, Dominic Zwimmer, Ann-Marie Doggett to name but kept me entertained, more than some big budget films, I will be watching more from this talented team. With a bigger budget it can only get better well done once more all involved. A decent film great to watch. Deserved my attention.