Boléro

In a dystopian future where telepaths are deployed at the service of a militant regime, a mute girl takes revenge on her father's killer while simultaneously helping the resistance.

Cast

Larsen Thompson

as Maya

Farrah Mackenzie

as Young Maya

Jonathan Medina

as Reader 8

Daniel Kuhlman

as James

Rhett Swanson

as Neil

James Eddie

as Rebel Man

Mirlande Amazan

as Socialite

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