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The Invisible Hours (2017)

Duration: 2:48:17

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ENGLISH | Film | Without Virtual Reality | Tequila Works | Story | Nikola Tesla | Thomas Edison | Crime Thriller | Agatha Christie

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The complete storylines of all characters with all chapters recorded and edited without the virtual reality for the best game movie experience.

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▼▬ GUSTAV GUSTAF - "A real detective doesn’t make mistakes." ▬▼

Once known as the inspiration for the mystery novel “The Detective So Good They Named Him Twice”,
these days this renowned Swedish Investigator is unemployed, bankrupt and alcoholic.
He retired from police work in disgrace after an infamous killer convinced Gustaf of his innocence - whereupon Gustaf released him from custody.
The killer went on to murder nine more people before he was finally recaptured.
Gustaf is haunted by his mistake, and has vowed never to make it again. No matter what.


▼▬ THOMAS EDISON - "I am the father of The Modern Age." ▬▼

Self-proclaimed genius Thomas Edison is already known as the “Wizard of Menlo Park” thanks to his latest creation: the Phonograph.
But what his adoring public don't know is that Edison stole the idea.
Desperate to hide his crime, he travelled to the island when Tesla implied he was aware of Edison's wrongdoings.
Could Edison have murdered Tesla to hide the truth?


▼▬ VICTOR MUNDY - "People lie because they're afraid. And I ain't afraid of nothin'." ▬▼

Mundy is a murderer. Twenty six years ago, he killed his wife in cold blood when he found her sleeping with another man.
He was convicted thanks to the testimony of his own young daughter Mary.
In all the years he spent incarcerated, he became obsessed with taking revenge against his daughter.
Mundy is a man of strange contrast: a vicious killer, yet also a God-fearing art lover.
Killing is easy to a man like him. But why would he murder Tesla?


▼▬ SARAH BERNHARDT - "If you don’t have secrets, you’re terribly dull." ▬▼

Bernhardt is one of the biggest celebrities of the age: World-famous stage actress and member of the Comédie-Française in Paris.
She made her fame on the stages of France in the early 1870s, and was soon in demand in Europe and the Americas.
She has developed a reputation as a serious dramatic actress, earning the nickname "The Divine Sarah",
and was the first woman in history to play Hamlet on film.
For years, she has been dogged by rumours that she is secretly a high class courtesan, but she doesn't care.
Being mixed up in a murder investigation is quite a thrill to her - could she have killed Tesla just to make life a little less boring?


▼▬ AUGUSTUS VANDERBERG - "Never has a man been worth so much, and achieved so little." ▬▼

Son and heir to the richest family in England, the Vanderbergs, Augustus has never had to work a day in his life.
He loves women, booze, and any pleasure he can get his hands on.
And yet, he is quietly tortured by his need to impress his stoic father, Marcus Vanderberg - a legendary British engineer and railroad magnate.
Augustus once had an older brother who drowned when they were children. His father still mourns “the better son”.
Perhaps Augustus' interest in Tesla is part of an effort to finally impress his father?


▼▬ OLIVER SWAN - "Everything in this house is a matter of discretion." ▬▼

Once a slave in Zanzibar, Swan escaped to the United States where he finds himself as an "indentured servant".
Perhaps not much of a change after all; made especially painful since he abandoned his young son to get there.
Swan was born blind, making him the strange but ideal candidate to become Tesla's new assistant.
After all, what Tesla wanted most was to "keep his secrets safe from prying eyes".
Did Swan learn something about Tesla that could have motivated him to commit murder?


▼▬ FLORA WHITE - "How did the murderer know Tesla’s gun was empty?" ▬▼

Flora has never been more alone: her husband only recently died at war, and when Tesla suddenly removed himself from public life,
he immediately fired his assistant - Flora - much to her confusion.
As a result, she has fallen on hard times, and has returned to Tesla's island to beg for her job back.
She doesn't belong in this nest of snakes, but she is desperate.

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▼▬ Timestamps ▬▼

Prologue - 0:00:00
Chapter 1 - 0:09:16
Chapter 2 - 0:42:18
Chapter 3 - 1:28:55
Chapter 4 - 1:48:30
The End - 2:18:40
Credits - 2:26:47
Nikola Tesla's Diary - 2:30:16

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