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Synopsis. They are watching. In the grip of grief following the death of his young son, his marriage on the rocks and nearing bankruptcy, Parker reluctantly returns to work as a private investigator.
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- Sterling Cinema
- Joseph Sims-Dennett
Sep 25, 2016 · Joseph Sims-Dennett: the therapy of Observance. In Joseph Sims-Dennett’s nightmarish Observance, grieving Parker (Lindsay Farris) moves into a dingy apartment to surveil a woman, Tenneal (Stephanie King), who lives opposite, even as he begins to doubt both the motives of those who have hired him, and his own perceptions.
May 11, 2016. TOP CRITIC. A clever, low-budget exercise from the young Australian-based director Joseph Sims-Dennett, Observance is a hybrid of two familiar brands of psychological thriller....
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- Horror, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Aug 9, 2016 · Director Joseph Sims-Dennett knows he has a hard task in front of him, keeping a film engaging while focused primarily on one character in a solitary location is a brutal task to accomplish. Sims-Dennett has a very distinct vision for this film, and he trusts both his actor and the simplistic setup to carry his audience through.
Apr 30, 2018 · Directed by Joseph Sims-Dennett, who also helmed Bad Behaviour with John Jarratt and Roger Ward, Observance is, to be fair, the story of a man watching a woman. For monetary purposes no less! Roger is the guy, played by Lindsay Farris, and Tenneal is the gal, played by Stephanie King.
Jul 27, 2016 · Joseph Sims-Dennett’s third film, Observance follows Parker (Lindsay Farris) a grieving, cash-strapped private detective who’s been hired to spy on a woman named Tenneal (Stephanie King). He sets up camp across the street, and much of the movie is shot through the lens of his camera and relayed through the audio of his tape recorder.
Sep 25, 2015 · Hunkered down in a creaky, broken-up apartment on a surveillance stint is where Aussie filmmaker Joseph Sims-Dennett commences Observance, a psychological thriller steeped in equal parts atmosphere and ennui. Parker is spying on Tenneal (Stephanie King), the pretty yet perturbed young woman across the way.
