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Frederick

How far would you go for your art?

2017·16m·6.0out of 10·2 votes

MysteryCrimeThriller

"Frederick" is the story of a high profile yet sardonic painter and art gallery owner who suffers from an intense version of “artist’s block.” However, his passion reignites when he has an idea for a new show, with his subject being the exploitation of beauty in society. To his surprise, he receives an unexpected visit from an intimidating yet oblivious policeman, Detective Marks, who interrogates him about the disappearance of several young fashion models. Frederick and Marks play a game of cat and mouse, culminating in a mysterious exhibition that both horrifies and entertains.

Directed by Traci Hays

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Cast

Christopher Soren Kelly

Art Gallery Manager

Josh Mann

Frederick

James Morrison

Detective Marks

Kerry Knuppe

Sarah, the Art Critic

Lexi Johnson

Victoria

Marcus Henderson

Detective Williams

River C. Johnson

Knife Model

Maria Breese

Noose Model

Bill Lippincott

Detective

Jan-David Soutar

Voice Actor (voice)

Jessica Porter

Voice Actor (voice)

Ellie Araiza

Voice Actor (voice)

Adam Gropman

Voice Actor (voice)

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Facts

Released
Jun 6, 2017
Runtime
16m
Status
Released
Language
English

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