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Ben Sanderson believes he can travel to an alternate reality when he drinks alcohol, to see the love of his life, who was brutally murdered in a home invasion two years prior. As Ben starts to get a hold of his new found ability, a new threat surfaces that may kill him before he can seek the truth.
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Ben Sanderson believes he can travel to an alternate reality when he drinks alcohol, to see the love of his life, who was brutally murdered in a home invasion two years prior. As Ben starts to get a hold of his new found ability, a new threat surfaces that may kill him before he can seek the truth.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Jace Pickard
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:We're The Weirdos Productions, Kreo Films, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology
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