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Psychics Tomorrow (2017)
Set in an alternate universe where a fraction of the human population has psychic abilities, Rowen (Rose Kim) is a college student who just needed a part-time job. She becomes a research assistant to help test out a new government drug on the local psychics. But then came the murder, the psychic cult, and the family secrets... and not necessarily in that order.
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Set in an alternate universe where a fraction of the human population has psychic abilities, Rowen (Rose Kim) is a college student who just needed a part-time job. She becomes a research assistant to help test out a new government drug on the local psychics. But then came the murder, the psychic cult, and the family secrets... and not necessarily in that order.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Georgia Agbodjan
In Theaters:3/27/2017
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:NerdLens Studios
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