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Found You Righteous (2020)
Malcolm, a computer programmer recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, begins to receive messages from a hacker claiming to be God. Malcolm is then given a mission and finds himself at odds with family and friends regarding his sanity.
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Malcolm, a computer programmer recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, begins to receive messages from a hacker claiming to be God. Malcolm is then given a mission and finds himself at odds with family and friends regarding his sanity.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Zack Wilcox, Charlie Chappell
In Theaters:8/14/2020
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Studio:TwentyFiveEight Productions
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