JUNK & Its Connection to What's Unknown (2021)
Overview
Mark Burrows (Kyle Norbut), a former heroin addict struggles to live a straight life trying to balance his new love interest Lea Breton (Anastasia Kasimos), old world therapist (Nick Greanias), and a haunting string of supernatural dreams.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $3,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.528 |
Directed By
Max Celis
Crew
Max Celis
Max Celis
Luke Mayer
Enzo Goodrich
Evan Sellas
Eric Nye
Kyla Amina
Connor Sher
John Sellas
Enzo Goodrich
Dwight Bellisimo
Luke Mayer
Evan Fent
Max Celis
Alex Styrczula
Landon Lacey
Evan Showalter
Colette Postear
Alex Styrczula
Matt Barett
Ben Boyarsky
Anthony Portokalis
TOP CAST
Kyle Norbut
Mark Burrows
Anastasia Kasimos
Lea Breton
Nick Greanias
Dr. Peter Renton
Thanasi Zacharopulos
High School Teacher
Evan Sellas
Damien
John Nikolaou
Bouncer #1
Rhealee Fernandez
Betty
Jack Miller
Jason
Bella Bercher
Flower Shop Employee
Helena Shaheen
Young Woman
Mia Baumel
High School Audio Director
Angelo Kalyviaris
Commuter
Nick Celis
NA Meeting Extra #1
Efstathios Giafis
NA Meeting Extra #2
Pam Demetriou
Old Woman
Pete Koutropoulos
Bouncer #2
Kaja Romanowska
Amelia
Alex Thiakos
Bouncer #3
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