Under the Lights (2022)
Overview
Desperate to feel normal, a boy with epilepsy goes to prom knowing the lights will make him have a seizure.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.03785714285714286 |
Directed By
Miles Levin
Crew
Miles Levin
Miles Levin
Ian Cairns
Ceylan Carhoglu
Eric D. Christensen
Erics Corner
Greg Grunberg
Spencer Howson
Nicole Jordan-Webber
Miles Levin
Joseph Sullivan
Ashley Wood
Robert Allaire
Spencer Howson
Spencer Howson
Kendra Goff
McKenna Chantha
Celeste Switala
Susie Heyden
Susie Heyden
Brad Betschart
Juan Melgoza
Spencer Howson
Maxime Dassonville
Donovan Murphy
Matt Somogyi
Matt Somogyi
Cole Becker
Elijah Booker
Susie Heyden
Chris Kam
Kelly Needleman
Evan Palmerston
Chess Pettengill
Sahaj Saggu
Dylan Hageman
Lowercase Noises
Forest Murnane
Sydney Blanchard
Kelly Needleman
Kelly Needleman
Nina von Raesfeld
TOP CAST
Pearce Joza
Sam
Alyssa Jirrels
Molly
Jenifer Coté
Mom
Greg Grunberg
911 Operator
Nicole Jordan-Webber
911 Operator
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