The Man Who Married A Robot

A lonely man’s pursuit of intimacy through his relationship with the internet sends him spiraling as he loses touch with reality.

Cast

Logan Cannon

as The Man

Jacob Merrill

as Friend #1

Serena Miller

as Friend #2

Mike Pish

as Friend #3

Lori Ann Fuller

as Friend #4

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