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First Time Caller (2022)
Brent Ziff is an internet shock-jock at the top of his game. Fans and followers tune in from coast to coast to be insulted and dismissed by their favorite on-air provocateur. But on one very unusual night, Brent's world is rocked by a long-time listener who calls in with a grave message.
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Brent Ziff is an internet shock-jock at the top of his game. Fans and followers tune in from coast to coast to be insulted and dismissed by their favorite on-air provocateur. But on one very unusual night, Brent's world is rocked by a long-time listener who calls in with a grave message.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Mac Rogers
In Theaters:10/1/2022
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Cinedata, Gideon Media, Buffalo 8
Cast
J.D. Brynn, Abe Goldfarb
Director
Abe Goldfarb
Brent Ziff
Brian Silliman
Leo "Shorty" Short
Greg Proops
Brainiac
Rosebud
Daisy Chainz
Priscilla Goldfarb
Mom
Dave Gilbert
Additional Caller
Ashlie Atkinson
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Alex Brightman
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Ophira Eisenberg
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Justin Fair
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T.J. Mannix
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