Synopsis: The movie's setting is in Ancient Ryccia, in The Great Conquest. The movie is based on true events in the Lyccian Empire.

Lyccian Empire?

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I meant it. Lyccia and Ryccia are different terms.

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We did not pay attention.

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I paid attention!

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I meant it. Lyccia and Ryccia are different terms.

Different places even. Lyccia under Ryccian rule?

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It is a province of Ryccia today. What was the Lyccian Empire is the current Lyccia Autonomous Division.

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Country of origin:
Awesomiasa, Sovonor, and Sporaltryus
Title:
Criminal Echo
Director:
Luksa
Major Cast:

• Detective: Anaru Tane
  
• Wife: Isabella Georgie Kendrick
  
• Police Chief: Wiremu Tipene
  
• Mafia Leader: Paĉjo Niĉjo
  

Genre:
Crime Drama/Thriller
Running Time:
132 minutes
Rating:
Re-16 (Restricted up to 16)

Synopsis:

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Dect Andrew Parei (Tane) drives in heavy rain after a long day's work, fails to see a pileup that has occurred in this heavy rain, and goes into a brief coma after the accident.

Fast-forward a week later, Parei returns to work. Police chief (Tipene) asks Parei to focus on rest and recuperating, but is quickly interrupted by a fellow officer who rushes in with an urgent case of a pakeha woman from Sovonor (Kendrick) who needs to locate her lost relative(Note: Relations between the pakeha (white) and the Maori are still high at this time, given the recent announcement that the police have instituted a new policy to not ticket the Maori for traffic violations, instead sending them for driving lessons. Maori are thus viewed by the pakeha with suspicion).

The Sovonoran woman is initially reluctant to work with Dect Parei, given their differences in social class, hers pakeha, and him Maori, but does so upon the insistence of the police chief that Parei was 'the best detective they had'.

Visibly shaken by the disappearance of such a close relative, the woman is unable to provide useful evidence for investigations, leading to Parei and the woman having to travel extensively in order to reconstruct the scene of the crime. The two of them invariably grow closer, spending time together, although Parei was indeed quite suspicious of the woman's identity. Who was she? And who was this man whom she deemed so important, so much that she asked that police 'spare no efforts to find him'?

Eventually, Parei has come to realise that the crime scenes were in fact places he used to frequent. It all seemed so familiar, but he couldn't quite remember why. This woman, she seemed like somewhat close to him, knowing what he likes and his interests, but he came no closer to finding the truth, as members of the Sporaltryan mafia (Niĉjo and others) carry out a shooting at a cafe he dined at with the woman. Parei momentarily loses consciousness, but retains memory of the incident.

When he awakens again, the same woman, whose name we learn to be Anna, comes in. Parei thinks Anna has came to visit him, but she has in fact come to ask him for help in another disappearance case, the circumstances of which are similar to the first. Parei grows increasingly suspicious of this 'Anna', and begins to corrobate the circumstances of the case, only for Anna to realise that Parei had not actually lost his memory this time round.

Anna breaks down in front of Parei, and reveals that she is in fact his girlfriend from prior to the crash. She also reveals that the gunmen were hired by her as a diversion to prevent Parei from discovering her identity, for fear that he would reject her, given the tension between the pakeha and the Maori.

Anna is sentenced to 6 years in prison for conspiracy to commit murder. In that time, Parei visits her and expresses his desire to marry her, despite disapproval from the greater elements of society. On the day of Anna's release, they get married in the prison chapel.

(End of film shows shot of Anna and Parei on the beach with their children, anti-discrimination laws having been put in place as a result of the social movement brought about by Parei's marriage)

Credits:

• Sovonor(Kris Kringle): Design of the Poster, Contributed Several Crew and Staff
  
• Awesomiasa(Awe): Created the plot, Assisted with Music, Contributed Multiple Staff and Crew
  
• Sporaltryus(Sporaltryus): Created the Cast, Director, Title, Genre, Running Time, Rating, Assisted with Music, and Formatting.
  

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Soundtrack for Criminal Echo Part 1:

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Opening Theme
The First Meeting
The Cafe

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Soundtrack for Criminal Echo Part 2:

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The Sporaltryan Shootout
Hospital breakdown
Ending Credits

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Is it a series?

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Country of origin: SJS Republic
Title: Watt's Going On?
Director: Mark Noble
Major Cast:
Julian Wells as Inspector Adam Watt
Tom McDonald as Detective Bill Kent
Steven Lewis as Captain Michael Barlow
Darcy Charles as Sergeant Brad Blackwell
Shaun Gray as Corporal Nick Oliver
Shannon Williams as Private Peter Little
Liam Andrews as Private John Blackwell
Melissa White as Lily Smith
Natasha Jackson as Daisy Johns
Megan Winters as Emily Clarke
Josh Barton as James Taylor


Genre: Crime/War
Running Time: 142 Minutes
Rating: M

Synopsis:
After a string of crimes, Inspector Adam Watt, and his partner Detective Bill Kent, finally close in on the perpetrator, who is revealed as Lily Smith. However as the inspector goes to make the arrest, Daisy Johns and Emily Clarke step out of the shadows, both holding guns. One of them then fires a shot at the light in the room, causing the room to go dark. By the time the detective was able to find his torch, all three of the criminals were gone. They run outside, but there is no trace of them.

Having now seen there were three of them, and knowing their identities, the pair of them go back to their base and work out where to go from there.

Weeks pass, with no new leads, until they receive reports of a sighting. However this sighting was in a distant corner of SJS Republic, where there was a rebellion taking place. The full might of the SJS Republic Army was fighting there, but they were making little progress against the foreign supported rebels.

The two police officers, unwilling to lose their quarries, enlist the help of a small group of retired, elite troops. With the help of these troops, they make the long, rugged journey to the edge of the war zone. They go to a large town to visit a smuggler and petty criminal, named James Taylor, who they make a deal with to get them into the rebel-controlled territory, where the three women had been sighted.

That night, they sneaked through a dense forest and into a small town where the women were purported to be staying. On the way through the forest, Detective Kent sprained his ankle. The smuggler left them with directions to a house where they were to stay. They all went to the house and made plans. They decided to separate and scout out the area, with the exception of Detective Kent, who was to stay behind and rest his ankle. They agreed to meet up next to an old church on the edge of the town in two hours time, to compare notes and work out their next step.

They all went their individual ways and eventually met up at the church. It was there that they were told bad news by Captain Barlow. James Taylor had double crossed them and told the rebels who they were and where they were. Detective Kent had been captured by the rebels and more were searching for the rest of them. He also tells them that the detective has been taken away to a nearby house, where he was under armed guard and was to be questioned. Inspector Watt then gave his news, he had located the women they were searching for and they were on the other side of the town. The group decided that they had to rescue the detective, but the inspector refused to not try and arrest the criminals as well. They managed to reach a decision to split up and try to do both. The Inspector and Private Blackwell go to try and arrest the criminals, while the rest of them go to rescue the detective. They also agree to meet up at the old church again, and if either group fails to turn up after a certain amount of time, the other group is to try and escape without them.

The soldiers go to the house where the detective is being kept and quietly eliminate two guards outside the front door. They sneak in and shoot the guards inside, grab the detective and run out again. They dashed down the street, firing at pursuing soldiers as they go, and eventually losing the pursuit and doubling back to the church.

Meanwhile, the inspector and the private are sneaking up on the criminals. Upon arrival at the house, the inspector looks through the window and sees them all in the living room, by themselves. The two men run into the house with guns out and the women surrendered, although when the inspector tries to handcuff Daisy, she fights back, but a prod in the side from a sub-machine gun broke her resistance. The women are then lead from the house at gunpoint and they walk over to the church, dodging enemy patrols.

The group with the prisoners were slow to arrive at the rendezvous and the other group were just preparing to break their agreement and send a couple of people to look for them, but they arrived back in time to stop them. They decide to attempt to escape through the forest again, and head off in that direction. Just before they reached the forest, heavy artillery fire started landing around them, forcing them to take cover. As soon as it stopped, they were up again, but a distant roar and the sound of many guns opening fire made them move carefully. They were caught in the middle of an attack on the town.

They slowly worked their way towards the edge of the forest, without seeing anyone else, but that changed when a group of soldiers stepped out from behind a group of trees, pointing guns at them all. It was too dark to tell what they were wearing and nobody could tell who each group was. The people holding the guns told the captives to walk forward slowly to the edge of the forest, where the people holding the guns are revealed to be members of the SJS Republic Army in the dim moonlight. Introductions are made and the soldiers help them get back to safety. From there arrangements are made for the transportation of the prisoners and for the detective to see a doctor.

The final scene is set three months later, with them back at the office talking. It then pans over to a television screen in the corner of the room, with a news story about a prison break.

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