Black hole frequency

The film adaptation series "Frequency" was developed by Jeremy Carver, with the main character changed to a woman. As a detective, she can communicate with her father, who died in 1996 (the father in the series is also a detective), using amateur radio. This allows them to establish a new relationship and solve various cold cases together, but unexpectedly, the 'butterfly effect' greatly impacts the future. Peyton List, known for her roles in "Blood and Oil" and "The Flash," plays detective Raimy, who discovers she can talk to her deceased father through amateur radio. In the movie, this character was male and portrayed by Jim Caviezel. Riley Smith, who acted in "True Detective" and "Nashville," plays the father role of Frank Sullivan in the series, a character played by Dennis Quaid in the film version. In the series, he has been undercover for two years, during which time his marriage and relationship with his daughter Raimy have deteriorated; this unexpected opportunity allows him to reconnect with his daughter 20 years later and helps solve cold cases, but it triggers the butterfly effect. Devin Kelley, the female lead in "Resurrection," plays Julie, Raimy's mother. As Raimy communicates with her father Frank through amateur radio to prevent a murder, the 'butterfly effect' causes chaos in Julie's fate, leading to tragic developments.