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I DREAM THE FUTURE! (2023)
Singer, song-writer, and producer Daniel Sherman sets out to create an entire project completely from scratch in just 3 days. Will he finish the project of his dreams, or finally be pushed to his limit? Along the way, the world behind the music comes to life through short films and music videos, where a hopeless young man will do anything to feel alive again - even if that means trusting a mysterious hypnotist who claims to see the future. I DREAM THE FUTURE! is an EP, Short Film, Music Video Series, and Feature Documentary.
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Singer, song-writer, and producer Daniel Sherman sets out to create an entire project completely from scratch in just 3 days. Will he finish the project of his dreams, or finally be pushed to his limit? Along the way, the world behind the music comes to life through short films and music videos, where a hopeless young man will do anything to feel alive again - even if that means trusting a mysterious hypnotist who claims to see the future. I DREAM THE FUTURE! is an EP, Short Film, Music Video Series, and Feature Documentary.
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Written By:Daniel Sherman
In Theaters:2/23/2023
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Hendrickson Studios
Cast
Daniel Sherman
Director
Daniel Sherman
Daniel
Jack Schaefer
The Hypnotist / The Apostle
Jacob Woll
Friendly Dream-Peeker 1
Tyler Craig
Friendly Dream-Peeker 2
Torie Sherman
Mom
Owen Sherman
Young Daniel
Gannon Ganzenhuber
The Apostle's Shadow
Seth Kaminski
The Apostle's Shadow
Daniel Sherman
Himself (interview)
Jonathan Hendrickson
Himself (interview)
Timothy Snyder
Himself (interview)
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