Grapefruit & Heat Death!

An astronomy lesson on the scope of the universe by an impassioned substitute teacher sends a pair of high schoolers on an odyssey deep into the mind and out to the galaxies.

Cast

Olivia Gill

as Ana

Matt Gomez Hidaka

as Simon

Tina Bell

as Older Ana

Carlos Feliciano

as Older Simon

Randall Kirby

as Priest

Sara Zwangobani

as Prof. McLaw

John Sarantakis

as Deceased Simon

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