Alistair's Wednesday Trailer

Alistair's Wednesday Trailer (2015)

27 April 2015 17 mins

Alistair Jones, a twenty-something hypochondriac fears she may be suffering from mental illness when the rash spreading on her back can be seen by no one.

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Cast

Anna Becker

as Alistair

Jennifer Cody

as Krystalle

Grizz Chapman

as Henry Finn Oliver

Alex Kaplan

as Brent

Ray DeMattis

as Doctor Lichtenstein

Lindsay Ryan

as Alexis

Monica Espaillat

as Clementina

Crew

Eric Mann

Director

Eric Mann

Eric Mann Producer

Anna Becker

Anna Becker Executive Producer

Charli Kirk

Charli Kirk Executive Producer

Kareem Atallah

Kareem Atallah Cinematography

International Releases Dates

United States 27 April 2015

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