Loser
LOSER is a genre-blending thriller which follows Alice, a brilliant but troubled physics star, who invents a time machine with her best friend, Benji. But in doing so, they unleash forces far worse than they could have imagined, raising the question: just because you can, does it mean you should?
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LOSER is a genre-blending thriller which follows Alice, a brilliant but troubled physics star, who invents a time machine with her best friend, Benji. But in doing so, they unleash forces far worse than they could have imagined, raising the question: just because you can, does it mean you should?
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Colleen McGuinness
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Studio:Radio Silence, Snow Day Conspiracy, Bow + Arrow Entertainment, Good Physics
Cast
Colleen McGuinness
Director
Angourie Rice
Alice Frances Cunningham
Finn Bennett
Benji Lambert
Lukas Gage
Chris Galloway
Eric Nam
Phil Hwang
Julia Fox
Lucy Beckett
Dylan Mulvaney
Rhodes/Sparkly Girls
Erika Henningsen
Sarah "Sasha" Everett
Kathleen McNenny
Irene Cunningham
Ana Yi Puig
Rocky
Jerod Haynes
Detective Eric Nash
Hanna Hall
Candy the Waitress
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