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Algorithm of Fear
Lexi is an aspiring tennis player, who suffers with social anxiety. Desperate to find a way to overcome her anxiety, she discovers NeuroBraveAI, a company offering a ‘new’ form of exposure therapy.
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Lexi is an aspiring tennis player, who suffers with social anxiety. Desperate to find a way to overcome her anxiety, she discovers NeuroBraveAI, a company offering a ‘new’ form of exposure therapy.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Hannah Walker
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
Stanley Wood
Director
Agnes Vesterback
Lexi
Sophie Huber
Receptionist
Ioan Rowlands
Teacher
Atlanta Russell
Sophia (Tennis Opponent)
Jay K. Sharma
Smoking Party Guest 1
Spencer McGregor
Smoking Party Guest 2
Natasha Wood
Alison (Therapist)
Sam Dudley
NeuroBraveAI Worker 1
William Barnes
NeuroBraveAI Worker 2
Max Asater
NeuroBraveAI Worker 3
Harrison Dunwoodie
Tennis Player 1
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