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Jaime P. Gomez leads sci-fi thriller Transfer Complete

June 14, 2026 by Amie Cranswick

Jaime P. Gomez (The Rookie, Training Day, Nash Bridges, Law & Order) is set to star in and direct the independent sci-fi thriller Transfer Complete, a high-concept feature exploring artificial intelligence, time travel, and the consequences of knowing the future before it arrives. Best known for his work across American film and television, Gomez brings decades of experience to the project, leading a story that combines psychological suspense with philosophical inquiry.

Created and written by David Mokriski, Transfer Complete follows a brilliant physicist whose groundbreaking experiment opens a pathway to the future through an advanced AI-driven system. As the technology begins revealing events before they occur, the scientist becomes increasingly consumed by the possibilities it presents, forcing him to confront questions of free will, ethics, and whether some discoveries are better left unexplored.

Producer Devin Reeve, a member of the Television Academy, Producers Guild of America (PGA), and SAG-AFTRA was attracted to the screenplay’s balance of ambitious ideas and emotional stakes. “What drew me to Transfer Complete was the way it uses science fiction to explore something deeply human. Beneath the time travel, artificial intelligence, and suspense is a story about obsession, consequence, and the lengths we’re willing to go to challenge the impossible. It’s smart, provocative filmmaking that invites audiences to wrestle with the same questions long after the film ends.”

Mokriski, who also serves as executive producer, is the founder of Armchair Philosophy Films. He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where his academic work focused on metaphysics and ethics. Those themes serve as the foundation of the film, which examines the moral implications of technological advancement and humanity’s enduring desire to understand what lies ahead. Combining cerebral science fiction with character-driven storytelling, Transfer Complete poses a provocative question at its center: if humanity gains the ability to glimpse the future, should it?

The film is produced by Armchair Philosophy Films in association with Sandbar Films and InnoVate Productions.

Originally published June 14, 2026. Updated June 15, 2026.

Filed Under: Movies, News Tagged With: Jaime P. Gomez, Transfer Complete

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, responsible for overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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