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An Unlikely Story (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 20, 2020

Original Title:
An Unlikely Story

Ratings / Certifications:
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Overview from TheMovieDB

Syl, a young news video editor, copes with severe anxiety and depression, which causes her to struggle with ending her own life. She befriends an odd loner, Jeff, who introduces himself as a cannibal. The two make a pact where Jeff will kill and consume Syl, but they have to spend time together in order to be aqcuainted. Originally a parody of When Harry Met Sally, AN UNLIKELY STORY is a dark comedy, which explores the trials and tribulatons of lonliness and depression. As naturally social beings, humans are always in constant need of companionship. This film takes nature of being an odd duck in society and finding the one. How far would you go to find a companion in your lonely, desolate life?

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Fernando Xelo

Associate Producer:
Paul Porowski
Brian Guzman
Robert A Mannanice

Director:
Ricardo Lorenzo

Director of Photography:
Dean Luis

Editor:
Rachel Dwornick
Ricardo Lorenzo

Editorial Consultant:
Eric Pennycoff

Executive Producer:
Skip Berman
Laurie Berman

Makeup & Hair:
Melanie Licata

Producer:
Conor Meara
Joey Rivera
Kevin Lawton

Screenplay:
Ricardo Lorenzo
Alex Stone

Sound:
Eric Romary

Sound Editor:
Paul Howells

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