Reality (2023)
The truth cannot be redacted
Synopsis
Augusta, Georgia, United States, June 3, 2017. After running some errands, Reality Winner returns home, where she is approached by two men.
Cast
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Sydney Sweeney
as Reality Winner
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Josh Hamilton
as Agent Garrick
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Marchánt Davis
as Agent Taylor
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Benny Elledge
as Joe (Unknown Male)
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John Way
as FBI Agent
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Reality Winner
as Self (archive footage)
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Tucker Carlson
as Self (archive footage)
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Bill Maher
as Self (archive footage)
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Krystal Ball
as Self (archive footage)
- Juan Williams as Self (archive footage)
- David Corn as Self (archive footage)
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James Comey
as Self (archive footage)
Crew
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Tina Satter
Director
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Paul Yee
Director of Photography
- Ron Dulin Editor
- Jennifer Vecchiarello Editor
- Nathan Micay Original Music Composer
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Riva Marker
Producer
- Noah Stahl Producer
- Brad Becker-Parton Producer
- Greg Nobile Producer
- James Paul Dallas Screenplay
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Tina Satter
Screenplay
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