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Flashes - The Director's Cut (2015)
John Rotit is a happy, content man with a loving wife. Hours later, he's a rock star shooting up heroin. And after that...he's something far more sinister. John unwillingly flashes between three parallel lives in which he knowingly exists in each. He has no clue how or why this phenomenon is occurring, only that he wants it to stop. John's judgment becomes clouded as he'll do anything he can to end his flashes and remain in the one life where he's truly happy.
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John Rotit is a happy, content man with a loving wife. Hours later, he's a rock star shooting up heroin. And after that...he's something far more sinister. John unwillingly flashes between three parallel lives in which he knowingly exists in each. He has no clue how or why this phenomenon is occurring, only that he wants it to stop. John's judgment becomes clouded as he'll do anything he can to end his flashes and remain in the one life where he's truly happy.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Andrew M. Henderson
In Theaters:10/6/2015
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:T-CAT Films, AV1 Productions, Axiom Productions
Cast
Amir Valinia
Director
Tom Sizemore
Detective Mark Hume
Christopher Judge
Professor Ernstrom
Donny Boaz
John Rotit
Elle LaMont
Clare Rotit
AnnMarie Giaquinto
Irene
Deke Anderson
Dr. Ryan Greene
Johnny Walter
Charlie Hudson
Dimitrius Pulido
Dr. Sciama
Natalie Makenna
Valerie Evelyn
Danny Kamin
Judge
Paula Marcenaro Solinger
Julie
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