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Thomas vs. Thomas (A Sensational Theory Regarding an Insignificant Life in the Multiverse)
A quantum physicist is about to have the breakthrough of the century, but as he closes in on his goal, versions of him from parallel realities force him to untangle the mystery of his own existence; how to be a present father for his son.
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A quantum physicist is about to have the breakthrough of the century, but as he closes in on his goal, versions of him from parallel realities force him to untangle the mystery of his own existence; how to be a present father for his son.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jakob Rørvik
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Maipo Film
Cast
Jakob Rørvik
Director
Arthur Berning
Thomas
Filip Mathias Eide
Aleksander
Silje Storstein
Sara
Hege Schøyen
Katrine
Jan Gunnar Røise
Bjørn
Gard B. Eidsvold
Jostein
Iver Innset
Alive and Dead Student
Oscar Wicken
Superposition Student
Mathias Tørdal Bleymann
Wave Function Student
Andrea Rymoen
Skeptical Student
Kaveh Tehrani
Professor Iversen
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