SUPREMACY

Johnny, a shy teen and his imaginary opposite fighting for control of the body. As Johnny's confidence rises, so does his anger. What happens when his alter-ego takes the reigns of Johnny's life and what dangers will he unknowingly be put in...

Cast

Hieronymus Glover

as Johnny/The Voice

Gabriel Parsons

as Nick

Megan Perry

as Amy

Anastasia Stavrindes

as Therapist

Seb Gratwick

as Friend 1

Oliver Higton

as Friend 2

Steevan Glover

as Egged Bloke

Joe Gibbard

as Party goer 1

Ethan Mace

as Party goer 2

Faith Kallis

as Party Goer 3

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