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The Fury is a thriller film from the year 1978. It is based on a novel written by John Farris and was directed by Brian De Palma.

The film follows Peter Sandza (Kirk Douglas), whose friend Ben Childress — who works for a shady, unnamed government intelligence — arranges a fake terrorist attack to kill him and during the chaos kidnaps his son, Robin, intending to put his tremendous psychic powers to good use in the Cold War. Peter starts a desperate search for his son and tracks him to Chicago, where he enlists the aid of Gillian, a budding telepath. Determined to silence Peter, Ben and his cronies are constantly hindering the process. Meanwhile, the experiments they've forced Robin to undergo have made him dangerously violent...


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