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Body Swap
A romantic comedy where a career-driven business woman and a laid-back slacker meet and...swap bodies? CJ (played by Ella Jordan) works for a massive corporation. Casey (Jimmy Kustes) is unemployed and lives with his brother Roy (Gunner Willis). During a job interview, a mishap with a paper shredder causes them to Body Swap. Now they must pretend to be each other as he must contend with her work frienemy Lisa (Kayte Giralt) and navigate the biggest deal in her company's history while she has to woo an Italian girl (Erica Manni) Casey has a crush on. They both must find out the true meaning of love: loving yourself, improving the other person, and two people becoming one. Quite literally.
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Living in the Future's Past
In this beautifully photographed tour de force of original thinking, Academy Award winner, Jeff Bridges shares the screen with scientists, profound thinkers and a dazzling array of Earth’s living creatures to reveal eye-opening concepts about ourselves and our past, providing fresh insights into our subconscious motivations and their unintended consequences.Living in the Future's Past shows how no one can predict how major changes might emerge from the spontaneous actions of the many. How energy takes many forms as it moves through and animates everything. How, as we come to understand our true connection to all there is, we will need to redefine our expectations, not as what we will lose, but what we might gain by preparing for something different.Featuring interviews with Dr. Piers Sellers (Director of the Earth Science Division at NASA, Meteorologist and Astronaut), Wesley Clark (General, US Army (ret.)), former NATO Supreme Allied Commander),Dr. Leonard Mlodinow (Physicist and Author,‘Elastic: Flexible Thinking in a time of Change’) Dr. Ruth Gates, (Marine Biologist), Mark Plotkin, (Ethnobotanist), Dr. Bruce Hood, (Developmental Psychologist, Author, The Self Illusion)"A stunning environmental documentary."-IndieWirePresents philosophical, scientific, easily implementable, and potentially course-rerouting fixes.”-Entertainment Weekly"Not your typical documentary vision of doom and gloom on the environment...Managed to find that ever elusive happy medium on a polarizing subject while retaining intellectual honesty...Well-paced and highly thought-provoking throughout...Will spark a much more fruitful discussion on a vitally important problem which affects us all"-The 405
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