“In the Shadow of the Moon” is a 2019 science-fiction thriller film directed by Jim Mickle and starring Boyd Holbrook, Michael C. Hall, and Cleopatra Coleman. The film follows a police officer named Thomas Lockhart (Boyd Holbrook) as he tries to track down a serial killer who strikes every nine years, but begins to realize that the killer may be someone who is impossible to catch.
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The film begins in 1988 when Thomas Lockhart is a young police officer who becomes obsessed with tracking down a serial killer who strikes every nine years, leaving behind a trail of bodies with mysterious puncture wounds. Despite his best efforts, Lockhart is unable to catch the killer, and the case remains unsolved.
Nine years later, in 1997, the killer strikes again, and Lockhart is once again on the case. This time, however, he discovers that the killer is a young woman named Rya (Cleopatra Coleman) who has a strange medical condition that allows her to travel through time. Rya has been killing people in different time periods in order to prevent them from having children who will grow up to be responsible for environmental destruction in the future.
As Lockhart continues to investigate, he discovers that Rya is actually his own daughter, who he had believed died at birth. Rya has inherited her time-traveling ability from her mother, who was experimented on by a secret government agency that was trying to create a new form of warfare. Lockhart eventually confronts Rya and convinces her to stop killing and return to her own time period. In the end, Lockhart is left with the knowledge that he has a daughter who he may never see again.
Overall, “In the Shadow of the Moon” is a complex and thought-provoking film that explores themes of time travel, environmentalism, and family. The film’s twist ending is unexpected and emotional, leaving viewers with a lot to ponder.
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