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Church Of Phil 

Phil (Patrick McGrath), a theater maintenance guy, loves cinema so much that his dream is to live in New Zealand, where Lord of the Rings was filmed. Lily (Desiree Manly), a fellow theater co-worker, begins to pique his interest when her passion for cinema aligns with his. Phil’s dreams and love life start to dissipate when on one fateful night at a party he creates a cult devoted to do anything for him- by accident. Together with the world’s worst confidant- Lonnie (Alex Kravitz), a clueless rapper, Phil has to make some unscrupulous decisions regarding his present and future…
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Phil (Patrick McGrath), a theater maintenance guy, loves cinema so much that his dream is to live in New Zealand, where Lord of the Rings was filmed. Lily (Desiree Manly), a fellow theater co-worker, begins to pique his interest when her passion for cinema aligns with his. Phil’s dreams and love life start to dissipate when on one fateful night at a party he creates a cult devoted to do anything for him- by accident. Together with the world’s worst confidant- Lonnie (Alex Kravitz), a clueless rapper, Phil has to make some unscrupulous decisions regarding his present and future…

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Derwin Dalida
Written By:Derwin Dalida
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Runtime:119 minutes
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