· Frequencies · by Darren Paul Fisher @ Beatley Library

In a parallel world where everyone has an innate “frequency,” those with high frequencies are gifted, popular, and – most importantly – lucky. People in lower ranges have correspondingly less of these traits but more emotional depth. When someone with extremely high frequency is in close proximity to someone especially low, chaos ensues. A boy and girl at opposite extremes of the scale meet in elementary school and encounter each other repeatedly over many years. While the story seems at first to be a Romeo and Juliet variation in search of a happy ending, their universe has some secrets that will make the action weirder and more entertaining than anyone could expect.

■ Title — Frequencies
■ A.K.A. — OXV: The Manual
■ Director — Darren Paul Fisher
■ Cast — Daniel Fraser, Eleanor Wyld, Owen Pugh
■ Unrated, suitable for teens and adults
■ ©2013 | 1h 49m | Mystery, Romance, Sci-Fi
■ Distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films
■ Licensed for showing in Alexandria libraries by Swank Motion Pictures