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Implant (2019)
In a world where the technology exists to hack into peoples’ memories, a traditional housewife colludes with her close friend to expose her husband, who she suspects is unfaithful. A film about love, betrayal and technology.
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In a world where the technology exists to hack into peoples’ memories, a traditional housewife colludes with her close friend to expose her husband, who she suspects is unfaithful. A film about love, betrayal and technology.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Ran Li
In Theaters:5/13/2019
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Ran Li
Director
Hayes Beyersdorfer
George
Effy Han
Emily
Constance Parng
Betty
Crystal Rodriguez
Nurse Rosa
Gloria Ho
Chinese Woman
Craig Ng
Chinese Man
Elena Chin
Conference Room Executive
Jeff Harmon
Conference Room Executive
Vanessa Zanardi
Conference Room Executive
Coutney L. Turner
Conference Room Executive
Mariel Suarez
Conference Room Executive
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