Future Dreams and Dark Deals in New Film

Director Michel K. Parandi's new sci-fi thriller, "April X," features Connor Storrie, who gained fame for his role in "Heated Rivalry." In this future-set film, Storrie plays Baxter, a black-market grifter. Baxter embarks on a mission to find his sister, April, after a criminal transaction fails.

April, prior to her disappearance, possessed the ability to record and archive her dreams and memories. Baxter utilizes this unique resource to locate her and confront his own guilt over the failed deal. The narrative attempts to weave together elements of human cloning, sex work, and body part trafficking.

Despite a script described as a "mess of ideas," Storrie delivers a compelling and sympathetic performance. His portrayal is credited with elevating the material, which otherwise struggles with conventional action movie tropes. The film runs for 1 hour and 46 minutes.