Just a quick update that director Roger Christian’s website at www.rogerchristian.ca confirms that Deadly Visions, the upcoming supernatural thriller starring Tricia Helfer, is a TV movie for Lifetime Network.

Christian is in Vancouver filming the Lifetime Network movie Deadly Visions with Producer Roma Roth.

Tricia also recently talked about shooting the film and her character Kate at the Humane Society To the Rescue! New York Gala:

I just shot a movie called Deadly Visions. We shot it just outside of Vancouver, Canada. It’s about a mother having nightmares and premonitions that her daughter’s in danger, and really trying to protect her daughter, her number one concern, but having people not believe her and so people start to think that she’s just losing it, and the fight to really believe in herself and believe that she’s, you know, experiencing something. [...] I really got lucky with the little girl Genea [who] played my daughter. Just a class act, spot on, really just technically amazing, some of the stuff that she had to do, and you just had to tell her once and she could get it. And sweet, and throughout an entire month of shooting not one complaint, that she was cold, that she was tired, nothing. It was a pleasure to work with her.

Deadly Visions also stars David Cubitt and Genea Charpentier.

Update: New information from Reel World Management. According to their website, the film has been completed and will be released sometime in 2013. The film also stars Dylan Neal (Blood Ties, Dawson’s Creek, Babylon 5) and Linda Sorensen (Class of 1984), and if you’ll recall the first promotional still from the film from a couple of weeks back, thanks to RWM we’ve now been able to identify the other woman as Estella Warren (Driven, Planet of the Apes, Kangaroo Jack).

Finally, here’s the full synopsis of the film via RWM (warning for spoilers):

Kate Aldrich (Tricia Helfer), a successful architect struggles to take the high road for the sake of their daughter Izzy, since her husband, Dan Beckman, left her for stay-at-home mom, Laura.

Kate who is suffering from an anxiety disorder since being forced to accept joint custody of her daughter, Izzy starts to have terrible visions that someone is going to hurt her daughter. Convinced that Izzy is in danger from her new stepmother, Kate believes the visions are not anxiety attacks but premonitions. As the visions become more intense, Kate confides in her former mother-in-law, Dorothy who still holds a soft spot for her.

Worried that Kate’s condition is worsening, Dorothy breaks Kate’s confidence and tells Dan about the visions. Under additional pressure from Laura, Dan uses the information to argue that Kate is unstable and seeks sole custody of Izzy. Kate is devastated by Dororthy’s betrayal and turns increasingly desperate as the visions intensify. Kate’s only ally is her attorney, Hugh Dinsmore, who reluctantly agrees to dig into Laura’s past to help Kate with the custody battle.

When Dorothy dies in a terrible accident and Kate discovers a secret from Laura’s past she decides to take Izzy across the border to start a new life. When she is caught, it appears her visions may only be the hysteria of a disgruntled ex-wife. And when Dan is attacked and left for dead and Izzy and Laura disappear the truth is finally revealed we realize that all may not be as we first thought.

The film also now has a Facebook-page at www.facebook.com/DeadlyVisions.