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Projectionist 

An isolated movie theater projectionist named Terance deals homemade psychedelics on a mission to change the collective conscience and wake up the world. Terance is convinced his homemade LSD will shake us from our apathetic daze. Refusing payment, he has only one condition, to “tell the right people.” But when the wrong crowd catches on and his underground crusade begins to unravel, Terance must make a choice—succumb, or escalate his one-man enlightenment project into something far more explosive.
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An isolated movie theater projectionist named Terance deals homemade psychedelics on a mission to change the collective conscience and wake up the world. Terance is convinced his homemade LSD will shake us from our apathetic daze. Refusing payment, he has only one condition, to “tell the right people.” But when the wrong crowd catches on and his underground crusade begins to unravel, Terance must make a choice—succumb, or escalate his one-man enlightenment project into something far more explosive.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Pat McCoy, Nicolas Alexandre
Written By:Pat McCoy, Nicolas Alexandre
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Runtime:14 minutes
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Pat McCoy, Nicolas Alexandre

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Brent Michal

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Piper Verbrick

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Nicolas Alexandre

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