Zero

A boy and his father are emotionally and physically separated on the day earth intermittently loses gravity.

Cast

Ryan Eggold

as Joe

Elise Eberle

as Amy

Mercy Malick

as Newscaster A

Felix Avitia

as Aaron

Anisha Adusumilli

as Newscaster B

David Atkinson

as Somber man

Kurtis Bedford

as Driver

Benmio McCrea

as Officer

Warren Sweeney

as Religious fanatic

Jill Remez

as Newscaster C

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