Future Darkly: Father Recall

A young fellow (Lucas Frost) is in a correctional facility cell, bound and confused. He has no clue how he got there or what will transpire. All he knows is that it can't be great.

At the point when he's pulled out of the cell, attempting to free himself from his captors, he encounters a more established man, Mr. Leblanc (Dick Chibbles), and a researcher (Chanel Preston). The young fellow's eyes augment as he perceives the more established man, in spite of the fact that on the off chance that he supposes Mr. Leblanc is there to support him, he's woefully mixed up. The young fellow is demonstrated no kindness as he's rendered oblivious.

Mr. Leblanc disdains the young fellow, who is his valuable advance little girl's beau, Bill, however educates the researcher to protect him since his girl could never excuse him generally. Be that as it may, he needs Bill's body to satisfy one of his most prominent and darkest wants, which requires exchanging his psyche with Bill's utilizing trend setting innovation.

When the procedure is finished and he's in Bill's body, it's an ideal opportunity to get the chance to work...

He touches base back home and welcomes his lovely and clueless advance little girl, Lydia (Jaye Summers). She looks each piece like her mom, making Mr. Leblanc's lamenting heart throb. He misses his late spouse to such an extent... For what reason does BILL become acquainted with Lydia in those most close ways, when HE's the person who gone through 18 years raising her all alone?

Lydia is excited to see her sweetheart, however that delight swings to vulnerability as a result of how... odd... he's acting. As they get spirited, Mr. Leblanc is unfit to keep his story straight as he unintentionally gives slip a chance to pet names and individual stories that just HE would know. Indeed, even in spite of her reservations, Lydia offers herself to him - not realizing that she's doing it with her debased advance dad that has been craving for her for her entire life.

After today, nothing will ever be the equivalent for any of them.