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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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Tommy's about to get arrested

because he made a deal

with an undercover agent.

Your character's from Guatemala.

Don't...

What do you want?

I watch your show every week.

So I text her back, tell

her I'm going to stop by

while she's bartending

to have a drink.

She says, "that's cool,"

and then I go there and

she's not there, then I call

her and she doesn't pick up.

What?

Don't turn, keep going.

What?

Keep going, don't turn!

Okay... okay!

Don't accelerate.

Sh*t!

Be cool,

Sh*t.

This is not good.

F***, Tommy!

How'd that happen,

someone rolled on him?

I would have just

pulled right up there.

Funny how you asked

me to stop, right?

You got that sixth sense.

What draws you...

fuels you... consumes you?

There are places in this

world we simply have to go.

Can you hear me?

How did you know?

Know what?

You need to tell me

everything that you know.

Your show's been on four seasons.

Cops... Cops and robbers show,

it started when you

got out of prison.

You, uh, you're the loner of the

group, been trying to get out

of the cartel, but have a

debt, since you were a kid.

Your parents were murdered

during a Civil War.

You were on the streets,

the cartels took you in.

You ran drugs, they

made you fight.

They brought you

across the border.

Who are you?

Who do you think I am?

Tell me!

No, you tell me.

You think I'm someone on a show?

Who?

Tiffany Mualem.

An actor?

What happens?

I'm not doing this!

Hey, you want to figure this

out, you gotta communicate!

What do you know?

You're a paramedic.

Anyone could know that.

You're independent... tough...

your character grew up rough.

A lot of people grow up rough.

You sing, when you're alone.

And you kiss a pendant every

day before you go to work,

like it's a rosary.

You're ashamed of your past

when you were younger.

No one knows.

I don't understand this,

what's happening?

What's your number?

What?

Your number...

Uhh, 30-490-9172.

172?

What the f***?

Where are you right now?

What?

Where do you live?

Why would I tell you that?

You want to figure this out,

we need to communicate.

Los Perditus.

What's your address?

1246 Franklin.

Apartment?

What are you doing?

Apartment?

Stay there, don't go

anywhere, I'm coming to you.

Come visit us! Planet

Honda, Planet Hyundai!

Fair, fast...

Ah, sh*t.

What are you doing, Samantha?

Yeah...

This Sam's place?

Sam?

Tiffany?

Tiffany, no.

You got the wrong place.

Hey... hey!

Hey man, I'm not afraid to

call a cop, I will call a cop.

I look bad, but I

think you look worse.

Tell me the one

about the Damn Ham.

I don't want to talk

to you about that...

Come on, I'm dying here.

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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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