Anna 2013
"Don't let her in."
In "*Anna (2013)*", a specialist with a rare ability to navigate the labyrinth of human memories takes on a case that blurs the lines between innocence and manipulation.
Director: Jorge Dorado
Cast
Mark Strong
John Washington
Taissa Farmiga
Anna Greene
Brian Cox
Sebastian
Saskia Reeves
Michelle Greene
Richard Dillane
Robert Greene
Indira Varma
Judith Morrow
Noah Taylor
Peter Lundgren
Alberto Ammann
Tom Ortega
Jessica Barden
Megan 'Mousey' Scanlon
Clare Calbraith
Jaime Feld
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Anna (2013) about?
This psychological thriller follows a man with the extraordinary ability to enter people's memories, tasked with determining if a brilliant but troubled teenage girl is a calculating sociopath or a victim of unseen trauma. His investigation forces him to confront the fragility of human perception and the cost of truth.
Who directed Anna?
Jorge Dorado directed *Anna (2013)*, bringing a stylish yet unsettling visual approach to the film's exploration of memory and morality.
Who stars in Anna?
Mark Strong leads the cast as the enigmatic memory detective, joined by Taissa Farmiga as Anna, Brian Cox, Saskia Reeves, and Richard Dillane.
Is Anna (2013) worth watching?
*Anna (2013)* is a gripping psychological thriller that blends cerebral mystery with strong performances, particularly from Taissa Farmiga as the titular character. While it may not be widely known, its unique premise and atmospheric tension make it a standout in the genre for fans of layered, thought-provoking stories.
How long is Anna?
Anna (2013) runs for 99 minutes.
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About Anna (2013) — A Memory Thief's Haunting Encounter with a Troubled Girl
In "*Anna (2013)*", a specialist with a rare ability to navigate the labyrinth of human memories takes on a case that blurs the lines between innocence and manipulation. When a brilliant yet volatile sixteen-year-old girl becomes the subject of his investigation, he's plunged into a psychological chess match to uncover whether her actions stem from cold calculation or hidden trauma. Jorge Dorado crafts a moody thriller that drips with tension, where every flashback feels like a puzzle piece that might unravel the truth—or bury it deeper.
The film balances psychological depth with cinematic suspense, as the protagonist grapples with his own ethical boundaries while peeling back the layers of Anna's psyche. With a haunting atmosphere and morally complex performances, *Anna (2013)* invites viewers to question perception itself, leaving them to wonder who's really in control—the detective or the girl he's trying to understand.
