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When a sudden federal quarantine and total network blackout severs the city of Austin, four young friends find themselves trapped inside a locked apartment. With the digital grid dying, their only connection to the unfolding nightmare in the streets is a series of glitchy phone calls and unverified text messages. The Vector is a claustrophobic thriller built entirely on audio tension, a tight plot, and four brilliant emerging actors.
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STARRING
Eleanor Yarborough
JudyIn a breakout performance of stunning emotional complexity, Eleanor Yarborough anchors the film’s tension as Judy. Forced into isolation while harboring devastating secrets, Eleanor masterfully navigates a razor-thin line between calculated self-preservation and heartbreaking vulnerability, proving herself an absolute force to watch.
ERIC ALFIO
Eric Alfio, a seasoned actor who is also a practicing physician and pilot, delivers a deeply resonant performance as Chris, the intellectual heartbeat of the group. As the logic of the outside world unravels, Eric perfectly captures the agonizing deterioration of a man forced to trade his morality for survival, marking a brilliant feature debut.
Chris
ERYKA
LauraServing as the film's emotional anchor, newcomer Eryka gives a tour-de-force performance as Laura. Navigating a relentless gauntlet of betrayal and terror, Eryka brings a fierce, empathetic magnetism to the screen, tracking a character arc that will leave audiences hooked.
WALTON SELF
Walton Self turns in a wildly kinetic, nerve-shredding performance as Eric. Capturing the volatile desperation of a man physically and psychologically trapped by his own mistakes, Walton commands the screen with a raw, unpredictable energy that keeps the film operating at a fever pitch.
EricCreative Team
Written & Directed by
vinay chandra
director of photography:
Lance Seymour
editor:
suhas chandra
Sound design:
Ivan Panashchenko
LOCATION SOUND RECORDIST:
Caden Conaway
GAFFER:
Zack Kearns
HAIR, MAKEUP, AND WARDROBE:
Courtlyn Kaiser