Repeaters

Three young people in a rehabilitation facility find themselves reliving the same day over and over. Kyle, Sonia and Michael, all in their twenties, are undergoing treatment for drug addiction when they become trapped in a repeating loop, each morning returning them to the identical day they have already lived. The three respond to the situation in increasingly different ways, and their friendship is tested as their attempts to use the loop for their own purposes begin to cause serious problems. The film is a Canadian production directed by Carl Bessai, working from a screenplay by Arne Olsen. It was released in 2011 and runs 89 minutes. Bessai's earlier films include Severed (2005) and Normal (2007), while Ungodly Acts followed in 2015. The lead roles are played by Dustin Milligan as Kyle, Amanda Crew as Sonia and Richard de Klerk as Michael. Supporting parts include Alexia Fast, Anja Savcic and Gabrielle Rose. Twenty-three cast members and fifty-seven crew members are credited. The film had a budget of 2 million US dollars. On TMDB it holds a rating of 5.8 out of 10 from 197 votes, while a film critics' rating stands at 4.2 out of 10 from five reviews.