Jaded technophile bombshell, Alex Sparx creates 'The Man-App', a phone application that instantly delivers the man of her dreams at the touch of a button. To test the new program, Alex exploits her incurably romantic best friend, Hope. But Alex loses touch as the lines between fantasy and reality become increasingly blurred.
Holly Adams
Director
Rebecca Hill Casey
Gina
Samuel J. Collopy
Boy Toy Man-App
Jim Corona
Chauffeur Man-App
Blake Driver
Cheezer's Waiter
Elizabeth Dwyer
Hope Pinkerton
Stephen Eiland
Paul the Plumber Man-App
Neil Faulconbridge
Phineas Mossback
Lynda Fazio
Minerva
Charles Gravina
Maxx Luv
Cristine Hogsett
Prudence
Steve Howard
Bartender
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