TAU (2018)
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”A captive woman hacks into a futuristic smart house to escape. Tension builds.”
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An intriguing blend of thriller and sci-fi in this new movie exclusive to Netflix. The plot can, at times, remind one of an episode of the series 'Black Mirror', but the feature film never lets up on the tension. Another highlight is the presence of great actor Gary Oldman, who lends his somber voice to TAU. A tense, unsettling movie that does not disappoint.
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A woman is held captive in a futuristic smart house and hopes to escape by breaking into the computer programs that control the house.
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