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POV: Points Of View (2021)
A hyper-stylized VR experience set in the alternate future of Los Angeles 2025 where artificially intelligent weaponized police drones govern the law.
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A hyper-stylized VR experience set in the alternate future of Los Angeles 2025 where artificially intelligent weaponized police drones govern the law.
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Written By:Alton Glass
In Theaters:6/9/2021
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Cast
Alton Glass
Director
J.J. Green
Cassius
Diandra Lyle
Phoenix A.I. (voice)
Sabrina Perez
Officer Natalia Nicola
Jilon VanOver
Officer Jonathan Banks
Karimah Westbrook
Vanessa Clairmonde
Marshal Hilton
Parole Board Member
Kevin Palafox
Mateo
Lexie Stevenson
Skylar
Florence Fagundes
Police Officer #1
Scott Embry
Police Officer #2
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