The V
If you forget the truth... how will you know what's real.
Synopsis
Asher, a college student, sells a virtual drug to pay off student debt, but when he realizes he is trapped in a cycle, he tries to break free, only to realize he can't.
Cast
- Chidi Azuh as Asher
- Jack Deen as Ray
- Sydney Jasper as Tin Can
- Khira Cohen as Mother (voice)
- Isaiah Lyseight as Henchman #1
- Creed Jackson as Henchman #2
Crew
- Isaiah Lyseight Director
- Abiola Batiste Director of Photography
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