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Big Nothingness (2021)
In this sequel to One-Headed Beast, Hans Berger (David Huntsberger) is once again involved in an experiment, except this time he's the subject. Placed into a virtual reality, he takes us through an hour-long stand-up set about life, where we came from, worlds that may exist outside of our own, and some of the issues with this current existence. All while trying to determine what is reality and what is imagined.
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In this sequel to One-Headed Beast, Hans Berger (David Huntsberger) is once again involved in an experiment, except this time he's the subject. Placed into a virtual reality, he takes us through an hour-long stand-up set about life, where we came from, worlds that may exist outside of our own, and some of the issues with this current existence. All while trying to determine what is reality and what is imagined.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:David Huntsberger
In Theaters:9/24/2021
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Runtime:56 minutes
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