When ten-year old Josie Johns met her doppelgänger, it kicked off a decade of intense and bitter rivalry. Now an adult, Josie is about to confront her double, settle some scores, and take back control of her identity once and for all.
Zak Harney
Director
Sarah Balfour
Josie/Other Josie
Kylie Ann Ford
Josie's Mam
Jack Robertson
Other Josie's Dad
Sarah Lewis Obuba
The Reporter/Waitress
Layla Todd
Young Josie
Lola Todd
Other Young Josie
Chris Cantrill
Weird Manager
Richard Atkinson
Daryl
Raul Kohli
Photographer
Sharuna Sagar
Self
Harriet Perkins
Other Josie's Mam
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