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When a LA poser is separated from his beloved computer, he is forced to use the operating system known as real-life interaction, only to discover a generation of users and losers worse off than he.

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James lives easy Life 2.0. But when his computer is lost, his reality spirals down a nihilistic adventure that questions our dependency on digital life. Told entirely via apps, games, the we... Read allJames lives easy Life 2.0. But when his computer is lost, his reality spirals down a nihilistic adventure that questions our dependency on digital life. Told entirely via apps, games, the web and social networks making up our daily life.James lives easy Life 2.0. But when his computer is lost, his reality spirals down a nihilistic adventure that questions our dependency on digital life. Told entirely via apps, games, the web and social networks making up our daily life.

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IMDb RATING

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Donny
(as Matthew Cardarople)

Ahna O'Reilly

Caitlin

Alexi Wasser

Becky

Sarah Blakley-Cartwright

Sarah
(as Sarah Blakely-Cartwright)

Romy Walthall

Bossy
(as Romy Windsor)

Mara LaFontaine

Sammy

Hannah Hunt

Cassie

Tysen D'Eston

Bucky

Brandan Halpin

Dean

Christian Kamongi

Jeremiah

Andy Kozel

Brian
(as Andrew Kozel)

Alex Lewis

Daniel

Nicholas Mongiardo-Cooper

Norm

Jed Ochmanek

Sara Swain

Kasey

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9/10

It's like being inside a computer

I'm not a critic and won't pretend to talk intelligently about this, but this film is super original and creative and funny and you should see it. Oh apparently the minimum length for reviews is "10 lines" so I have to say some more. Find a way to see this movie. Rent or buy it on Amazon or whatever. A b c d e f g. Shoot OK, um, this movie is so over-saturated with visual content it like totally sums up the modern fragmented digital experience. Multiple browser windows, simultaneous application use, chatting-while-emailing-while-texting-while-statusupdating, pop up ads, buffering etc. all happen at once as the film's narrative unfolds from the perspective of a computer desktop. Very original way of presenting a narrative, very cool.