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| Austin Hébert | ... |
Bridd Cole
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| Alexis Carra | ... |
Charlotte Parker
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| David S. Lee | ... |
Leader
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| Adam Shapiro | ... |
Trent
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| Mark Deklin | ... |
Cole, Sr.
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Denisha Saunders | ... |
Teen Girl
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| Cranston Johnson | ... |
Delivery Man
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| Tyler Richardson | ... |
Security Guard
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Chris Horne | ... |
Mr. Benson
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Katherine Meixel | ... |
Young Waitress
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Terrence McGee | ... |
Teen Boy
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Mark Tyburski | ... |
Doctor
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Kasey Rising | ... |
Pregnant Woman
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| Katherine Sigismund | ... |
Newscaster /
Police Dispatch
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Iqbal Ahmed | ... |
Newscaster /
911 Operator
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After being attacked, an introverted young man must follow clues left by his dead parents in order to figure out who is after him - and who he really is.
The movie is a nice try by Iqbal to bring some romance between humans and aliens if we say so. However, I felt that movie lacks many important factual information that would allow the viewers to have a grasp of where the story has begun from. Also, the movie does not qualify to the canonical movies but I can call it a "soap sci-fi" movie where we already know what would happen by just having a simple guess. In the same line, the plot is not that sophisticated and was not really polished at least to avoid some clichés. The actress fell behind in some scenes where she didn't seem natural and I bet that many have noticed that especially when they argued. Again it's a nice watch by Iqbal but compared to the gurus of sci-fi movies, it is only a decent try. The movie could be improved only adding more mini climax to it.