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| LB Entertainment (2022) | |||||
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| Anson Mount | Ford Strauss | |
| Jaime Ray Newman | Rose Strauss | |
| Jason Patric | Galvin Morgan | |
| Jen Richards | Laura Stanley | |
| Alon Abutbul | Townsend | |
| Charles Green | Kevin Mercer | |
| Wanetah Walmsley | Nurse Irwin | |
| Jared Bankens | Gunther | |
| Matt Nolan | Dwyer | |
| David Jensen | Dr. Miller | |
| Harrison Stone | Brian Mercer | |
| Jill Renner | Shelly | |
| Susan McPhail | Peggy | |
| Bill Luckett | Senator Mathis | |
| Josh Whites | Dallas Shepard | |
| Cotton Yancey | Senator Mathis | |
| Robert Aberdeen | The German | |
| Dalton Russell | Mental Patient | |
| Tony Key | Desmond | |
| Greg Dees | FBI Agent | |
| Ted Ford | Confused guard | |
| Cameron Abel | Father Jerry Schilling |
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| Producer |
Suzy Bergner
Lee Broda Brian Mercer Matt Nolan Tom Rooker |
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| Writer |
Joseph Sorrentino
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| Cinematography |
Diego Romero
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| Musician |
Tony Neiman
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Set during the true and unconscionable Central Intelligence Agency MK ULTRA drug experimentations in the early 1960s. The journey of Ford Strauss, a brilliant psychiatrist, whose moral and scientific boundaries are pushed to the limit as he is recruited to run a subsect of the program in a rural Mississippi Mental Hospital. |
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