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Pharmakon (2025)

Xavier, a college student in New York City deals with the reactions to his schizophrenia while managing a relationship with his girlfriend and best friend. After a run-in with a delivery driver changes his perspective, Xavier’s life continues to morph.
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Xavier, a college student in New York City deals with the reactions to his schizophrenia while managing a relationship with his girlfriend and best friend. After a run-in with a delivery driver changes his perspective, Xavier’s life continues to morph.

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Directed By:Dante Benevenga
Written By:Noah Murray, Dante Benevenga
In Theaters:12/12/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
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