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Bernice Summerfield: The Mirror Effect

Bernice Summerfield: The Mirror Effect

2 February 2003 · Stewart Sheargold · Directed by Gary Russell · Bernice Summerfield #16 · at Big Finish

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Do you believe in the mirror or do you believe in yourself? Under the ice on a cold world lie the derelict remains of the lost Grid 4 Mining Station. Inside the station is a mirror, an ancient alien artefact, its existence known to few. Inside the mirror is one Professor Bernice Summerfield, and she can't get out. Trapped and alone in a place she cannot trust, with her friends distorted and turned against her, she is haunted by fears and reflections. And inside Bernice Summerfield is a little baby creature that wants her to be mother.
deathRomance not assessedInferred themesidentityfreedomdeceptiondiscoverysurvival
Psychological sci-fi horror of isolation, distorted reality, and unexpected motherhood.
“Do you believe in the mirror or do you believe in yourself?”
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Cast · 10 voices

Andrew CartmelCharlie HayesJemima RooperJulie CoxLisa BowermanMatthew Di AngeloPaul McGannSophie AldredStewart SheargoldSylvester McCoy

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Directed by Gary Russell

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