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Danielle Bitton | ... | |
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Subash Chand | ... |
Dr. Suri
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Devon Marcel Clark III | ... |
Young Jacob
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Kennedy Danko | ... |
Young Carmen
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Philip Hersh | ... |
Jacob's Boss
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Paul Howard | ... |
Long John
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Tammy Klein | ... |
Carmen's Mother
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Jessica Landon | ... | ||
Carrie Lazar | ... | ||
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Benjamin Mani | ... |
The Bell Boy
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Carl McDowell | ... |
Prison Inmate
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Robert Olding | ... | ||
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Tony Piantedosi | ... |
Prison Guard
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Amy Ripley | ... |
Tiffany
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Pandora Sanguine | ... |
Lucy
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Jacob is an ordinary man living an ordinary life with his beautiful wife, until the day he wakes up in an eerie hotel room to find himself being brutally tortured by a mysterious woman. He succumbs to the unbearable pain and loses consciousness; only to awake safely back in his own home the next morning to discover that he has been missing for days. At first, Jacob believes his experience was just a vivid nightmare, until it happens again, and then again. As each episode becomes more realistic, he loses his grasp on what is real and what seems to be a sick game. Who are his friends? Who are his enemies? What is the truth? In the end the truth will be a lie, and the evil consuming him will stem not from his actions, but from his secret. Written by Sukhi Pabla
This movie feels like it was a senior art school project conceived and executed on too much acid. If it had been 15 minutes long I might have appreciated it as amusing but thankfully it went on long enough to exhibit every possible limitation of writing, acting and directing ability that this team could share. With a bit more effort at emotion on the "actors" parts, that is if they weren't just friends of the director, it could have claimed to be camp. I guess I watched the whole thing, while asking myself why many times, because I couldn't give up hope that there was some point to my torture only to be rewarded with an ending just a couple steps up from it was just a dream, on the triteometer. And what's up with both the director and writer having the same first name: Harsha? Is that Hindi for, 'Don't make a movie with a someone who's also named Harsha'?