“Frequency” blends science fiction and family drama as John Sullivan, a New York City detective, discovers he can communicate with his deceased father, Frank, a firefighter, through an old ham radio during an unusual aurora borealis. They use this connection to alter the past, preventing Frank’s death and changing the course of their lives. However, their actions create unforeseen consequences, including the emergence of a serial killer that John must now stop with his father’s help across time.
The film was included in Madison Media’s Library for its entertainment value and emphasis on family. The film explores themes of family bonds, regret, and the ripple effects of changing the past, showcasing the power of love and the complexities of time travel.
