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Actor Alex Cunningham

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Plug 2014 ( 5.6)

On a post-apocalyptic Earth, Leila Dawn (Natalie Floyd), is the only human survivor. Raised by Robots after humanity abandoned the planet they destroyed with nuclear warfare, Leila cannot forget her parents nor ignore her yearning to find other organic life. A hunt she sets out on with Swat Team robot, Marker (Lex Cassar), leads Leila to discover a human disguised as Robot, Ray (Jake Lyall), and the reality she's been denied-a reality that sparks her ultimate quest. PLUG is a short film from acclaimed science-fiction film art director, David Levy (Tron Legacy, Prometheus, Enders Game, Tomorrow Land). It is the first installment of Levy's yet to be produced epic series/feature, which follows Leila on her quest to reunite with humanity and the impossible choices she must make about her allegiances - Human or Robot.

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Emmanuelle 5 1987 ( 4.7)

Emmanuelle, the sexiest woman in the world, endures a streak of bad luck that begins when she's stripped by a mob of adoring fans at an international film festival. Emmanuelle's lousy luck continues when she's abducted from her yacht off the South of France and forced to submit to the erotic desires of an Arab sheik.

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Coping With Normal 2022

Watch as relationships change, friendships are made, and teens try to cope with their every day life in a world they don't quite understand. Beep Boop Beep Boop Beep Beep Boop

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MalHare 2024

A highschool loner attempts to reconnect with his father by beta testing a new videogame with unforseen consequences.

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Lovemoon Battlefield N/A

An interactive re-sequencing and improvisational visualizing of Frank Stanford’s unpunctuated epic 1977 poem, "The Battlefield Where The Moon Says I Love You".