If this sounds like the product of a deranged mind, that is precisely the point. Fateful Findings operates according to no known laws of narrative construction, veering between political commentary, supernatural fantasy, domestic drama, and erotic thriller with the confidence of a filmmaker who has no idea that these genres cannot simply be smashed together at random. The film’s plot has been described by one critic as having “many things happening, but yet nothing happens”.
The film’s political message, such as it is, appears to be that governments and corporations are fundamentally corrupt. A corporate CEO confesses: “Money, payoffs, and greed, were always the priority, of my company, like many companies. I’m afraid of going to prison. They now know, my crimes.” Dylan eventually holds a press conference in Washington D.C. where corporate and political leaders—none of whom have been specifically implicated in anything—commit mass suicide out of shame. Fateful Findings - 2013 - Neil Breen
point to several "Breen-isms" that make the film a hypnotic experience: Fateful Findings (2012) If this sounds like the product of a
A continued, inexplicable fixation on destroying perfectly good laptops by throwing them against walls or into water. The film’s political message, such as it is,
Years later, Dylan has grown into a successful novelist. After being struck by a car in an incident that seems to unlock his latent supernatural abilities, he utilizes his hacking skills to uncover massive corporate and government corruption.