A mysterious invitation with unknown geographical coordinates leads a single doctor to unlock the truths that can change the course of a near futuristic-present-day health crisis. Where prescription medication life support has both patients and physicians feeling the pressures of survival, a new scientific innovation could hold the key to restoring hope.
James Buzzacco
Director
Juan Picos Bonavera
Scientist
Albert Bensabat
Doctor Extra
Kenya Bonita
Doctor Extra
Nicole Castillo
Extra Model
Schuyler Dalenbers
Doctor Extra
Alexandria Eissinger
Extra Model
Conner Evans
Background Extra
Rocio Geraldine
Background Extra
Maximillian Gust
Extra Model
Robert Scott Howard
Lead, Doctor
Anna Karius
Background Extra
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