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Quantum Suicide (2024)
The story of a physicist on a quest for the Grand Unifying Theory of Physics. In the process of his experiments he suffers radiation poisoning, loses his vision and alienates his partner, who leaves him. But in his obsession he finds clarity and the key to understanding our reality. There is one final test he must perform.
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The story of a physicist on a quest for the Grand Unifying Theory of Physics. In the process of his experiments he suffers radiation poisoning, loses his vision and alienates his partner, who leaves him. But in his obsession he finds clarity and the key to understanding our reality. There is one final test he must perform.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Gerrit Van Woudenberg
In Theaters:10/18/2024
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Many Worlds Films Inc.
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