Regression
A determined detective teams with a brilliant psychologist to unlock a father's lost memories of a horrific crime, racing against time as the truth threatens to expose a chilling nationwide conspiracy.
“Fear always finds its victim”
Synopsis
In 1990 in Minnesota, Detective Bruce Kenner looks into the case of young Angela, who accuses her father, John Gray, of committing a serious crime. When John unexpectedly confesses without remembering the events, renowned psychologist Dr. Raines is called in to help him recover his memories. What they uncover reveals a disturbing nationwide mystery.
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A crew of 62+ credited
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Edited by Geoff AshenhurstShot by Daniel AranyoScored by Roque BanosDesigned by Carol Spier
Box Office
2015 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.9× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$17.7M
Also known as
- Regressionde
- Regresiónes
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Cast & Crew
62 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Ethan Hawke
as Bruce Kenner
David Thewlis
as Kenneth Raines
Emma Watson
as Angela Gray
Dale Dickey
as Rose Gray
Lothaire Bluteau
as Reverend Beaumont
David Dencik
as John Gray
Devon Bostick
as Roy Gray
Aaron Ashmore
as George Nesbitt
Peter Macneill
as Police Chief Cleveland
Adam Butcher
as Brody
Jacob Neayem
as Charlie Klemme
Aaron Abrams
as Farrell
Supporting cast
39Catherine Disher
as Kate
Danielle Bourgon
as Secretary at Police Station
Julian Richings
as Tom
Kristian Bruun
as Andrew
Luke Marty
as Officer
Wendy Lyon
as Norma
Kaitlin Kocsis
as Teenage Girl
Samantha Tenus
as Teenage Girl
J C Kenny
as TV News Anchor
Maura Grierson
as TV Reporter
Patrick Garrow
as TV Presenter
Janet Porter
as S. Cooper
Pamela Macdonald
as Woman with Grocery Cart
Lenno Britos
as Driver
Steve Whistance Smith
as Passenger (as Steven John Whistance Smith)
Deborah Grover
as Old Woman
Arlene Frattini
as Naked Old Woman
Emily Haughton
as Ms. Gray (Still)
Jessica Field
as Angela at 10 years (Still)
Adam Gullusci
as Roy at 14 years (Still)
Adrian Griffin
as Doctor
Kirk Gordon
as Prison Guard
Heidi Malley
as Victim
Kate Stephey
as Young Satanist Woman
Audrey Potter
as Baby
Olivia Potter
as Baby
Lauren Jenkins
as Baby
Charley Jenkins
as Baby
Nick Longo
as Satanist
Lisa Horvath
as Satanist
Goran Stjepanovic
as Satanist
Carrie Eklund
as Satanist
Heather Lapine
as Satanist
James Preston Rogers
as Satanist
Stephen Hughes
as TV Voice Over (voice)
Vanessa Spencer
as Satanist (uncredited)
Noah Segura
as Reverend Simmons (uncredited)
Mackenzie Kerfoot
as Praying Girl (uncredited)
Alli Mclaren
as Girl (uncredited)
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