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Reverie (2025)

Joe is a lonely writer who longs to be the hero of his own story. When it becomes increasingly clear that that’s not the case, he finds himself retreating to a place where he can have anything he dreams of; fame, love, even superpowers. When his real life becomes too much to bear, Joe must reconcile his imagination with reality, before he loses his grip on it.
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Joe is a lonely writer who longs to be the hero of his own story. When it becomes increasingly clear that that’s not the case, he finds himself retreating to a place where he can have anything he dreams of; fame, love, even superpowers. When his real life becomes too much to bear, Joe must reconcile his imagination with reality, before he loses his grip on it.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Alex Adam
Written By:Alex Adam, Jake West
In Theaters:1/20/2025
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:A Squared Productions

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