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Desert Palms
Set inside a hospital waiting room across the street from a hectic outdoor music festival, Desert Palms is a single-take live action immersive film that follows a throng of injured characters as they wait to be seen by an extremely slow and overwhelmed ER facility.
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Set inside a hospital waiting room across the street from a hectic outdoor music festival, Desert Palms is a single-take live action immersive film that follows a throng of injured characters as they wait to be seen by an extremely slow and overwhelmed ER facility.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tristan Seniuk
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:World without End, Produced Productions
Cast
Tristan Seniuk
Director
David Lowe
Karl Spellman
Richard Tanner
Will della Morte
Jordan Preston
Gus Donaldson
Matt Tramel
Rodney 'Rockin' Robertson
Ben Solenberger
EMT Kyle
Vishay V. Singh
Petey P
Deborah Benson Wald
Tess Spellman
Rosamaria Gomez Arjón
María Carmen Garcia
Daniel Torres
Miguel Ramirez
Jennifer Beatty
Krystal Reeves
Platon Peligramm
Cameron Reeves
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