Confess is a 2005 American independent feature film written and directed by Stefan Schaefer.
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| Directed by | Stefan Schaefer |
| Written by | Stefan Schaefer |
| Produced by | Ben Odell Jonathan Stern |
| Starring | Eugene Byrd Ali Larter Melissa Leo Glenn Fitzgerald William Sadler |
| Cinematography | Leland Krane |
| Music by | Scott Jacoby |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot edit
Terroll Lessor, a computer genius in an unpleasant job, decides to use his skills against reprehensible parts of society. Along with his girlfriend, played by Ali Larter, he gains embarrassing information on people whom he believes to be immoral and exposes this information to the public. This garners the attention of police and people who wish him harm, and results in copy-cat crimes by others who admire him.
Cast edit
| Actor | Role |
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| Eugene Byrd | Terell Lessor |
| Ali Larter | Olivia Averill |
| Melissa Leo | Agnes Lessor |
| Glenn Fitzgerald | Greg Lanser |
| William Sadler | Roger Lampert |
| Betsy Aidem | Julia Bradford |
| Curtiss Cook | Security Guard (uncredited) |
Festivals and distribution edit
Confess had its world premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival, where Stefan Schaefer won the Best Screenwriter award. It also screened at Method Fest Independent Film Festival, where Eugene Byrd won the Break-Out Acting Award, as well as markets in Berlin, Cannes and Hong Kong.
The film was produced by Ben Odell and Jonathan Stern of Centrifugal Films, in association with Cicala Filmworks. The film is distributed by New Films International and MTI.
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