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Synopsis: From Jamin Winans, writer and director of the cult smash hit, INK, comes a mind-bending science fiction thriller about two strangers who find their lives colliding in an impossible way. Alex (David Carranza) is a methodic cargo thief working for a dangerous cartel. Sam (Tiffany Mualem) is a determined paramedic trying to save the world while running from her past. Suddenly and mysteriously, Alex and Sam's lives crash into each other and the fabric of reality is ripped from underneath their feet. Taking on the very root of fate, destiny, and their own existence, Alex and Sam race through a maze of an ever-changing universe while being pursued by a demonic man determined to erase the world.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Fantasy
Director(s): Jamin Winans
Production: Double Edge Films
 
IMDB:
6.7
Year:
2014
127 min
Website
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How are you doing that?

Who are you?

You talking to me?

Alex, what the f***!

Bama?

Yeah... Bama!

What the f*** is going on?

Open the f***ing door!

Come on, man!

F***!

What are you doing?

Put the f***ing bat down!

Who you yelling at?

Is this a joke?

What?

Is this a f***ing joke?

I don't know what the f***

you're talking about!

My TV!

There's some sort

of surveillance.

Your TV?

What's with all the boxes?

What could they have on you?

Everything's been clean.

She looked like the

chick on "Urban Hope?"

What did she say?

Nothing.

It doesn't make sense.

Maybe there was some sort of

surveillance or something.

That TV come with like

a webcam or something?

No, it didn't come

with a f***ing webcam.

You watch "Urban Hope?"

What? No.

F*** this.

Where you goin'?

Motel.

What about Tommy's?

Hello?

Hey... He awake?

No... no, he's resting

right now...

He had a rough day.

Okay.

I'll tell him you called.

Is this your number?

Okay, thank you.

Have you had any health

problems recently?

Fever, kidney illness,

liver problems?

No.

No drugs?

Anything that might

cause an hallucination?

No.

Tell me about seeing your mother.

How did that make you feel?

She's not my mother.

I don't understand what that

has to do with hallucinations.

Did it bring up the past?

Maybe your time on the street?

The pregnancy?

I'm trying to get to the

heart of this, Samantha.

Hallucinations can be a symptom

of psychotic depression,

even schizophrenia, so we need

to take this thing seriously.

I want you to come in a couple

times a week for a while.

I'm going to hold off on any

anti-psychotics for now,

but I want to put you

on an anti-depressant.

I think it would be a good

idea for you to take some

time off work, and

keep the TV off.

Find some other ways to

keep yourself distracted.

It felt real.

Hi!

How are you today?

Good, you?

Well, it's almost

the end of the day,

so that's always a good thing.

That's good.

What do you have here?

Tim will ring you up.

You look good... in

your uniform and all.

Why didn't you call?

Don't you forget, baby, I've

been there since the beginning,

I know who you are.

Now you might've been fooling

them, but you ain't fooling me.

I know who you are and

I know what you done.

So you'rejust gonna help Mama

out and we're gonna forget

all about this, right?

How are you doing this?

Is this a joke?

You're an actor.

This a joke?

You're David Carranza

from... from the show.

Just stop and you tell

me exactly who you are!

Okay, this isn't funny!

Enough!

Stop!

Tell me who you are!

You play a thief, a cargo

thief on TV named Alex.

You go on heists,

Bama, Gaudy, Tommy...

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Jamin Winans

Jamin Winans (born December 4, 1977) is an American filmmaker, writer, editor, and music composer. He is known for his short film Spin (2005) and feature films 11:59 (2005), Ink (2009) and The Frame (2014). more…

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