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Strange Days: Conclusions

2006, English. Directed by Jeff F. King.

This school's got weirdness down to a science.

Josie finds herself seemingly trapped within an alternate dimension which she inadvertently created by taking Victor's power source, the floating chi ball, to prevent a future she believed to be her fault and not the destined timeline.

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Released
28 January 2006
Written by
Jim Rapsas, Jeff F. King
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Strange Days: Conclusions runs 70 minutes (1h 10m).

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Strange Days: Conclusions (2006) was directed by Jeff F. King and stars Emma Taylor-Isherwood, Shadia Simmons, Michael Seater.

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