Parallel


12:45 pm - 2:15 pm, Thursday, November 20 on Showtime Next (East) ()

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While grappling with her seemingly insurmountable grief, a young woman named Vanessa embarks on a retreat in search of some solace. However, she soon discovers that the lines between different realities have begun to blur, and she finds herself caught in the crossfire.

2024 English Stereo
Drama Romance Sci-fi Comedy Other Suspense/thriller

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Aldis Hodge (Actor)
Born: September 20, 1986
Trivia: When he initially surfaced as an on-camera presence during the 1990s and 2000s, supporting actor Aldis Hodge recalled a young Will Smith, with his looks, his relaxed charm, and easygoing manner; like Smith, Hodge made one of his first significant impressions on the small screen, yet he maintained a lower profile. Parts included guest starring appearances on such series programs as ER, CSI, NYPD Blue, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Around 2005, Hodge broke into big-screen features, first with small-scale roles, such as an appearance in the David Mamet-Stuart Gordon thriller Edmond, then in that same year's Snoop Dogg-headlined urban drama The Tenants. Hodge also provided one of the adorable penguins' voices in George Miller's animal picture Happy Feet (2006). One the small screen that year, Hodge could be seen in a recurring role on the critically acclaimed sports drama series Friday Night Lights as Ray "Voodoo" Tatum. He enjoyed a healthy run on the hit cable program Leverage as part of a group of criminals who take revenge against other scammers in order to help out those who have been victimized. Aldis Hodge is not to be confused with Al Hodge (Captain Video and His Video Rangers), a television actor from the '50s and '60s -- nor are they related.
Danielle Deadwyler (Actor)
Birthplace: Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Trivia: Studied at Gary Harrison Studios, Total Dance Theatre and Atlanta Street Theatre.Her short film Brummagem (2011) was a semi-finalist in the annual Creative Loafing Atlanta shorts contest.Was given grants by IDEA CAPITAL (2014/2017), ELEVATE Atlanta and Living Walls Laura Calle Grant.Her work has been included in various exhibits, including MAMBU BADU collective's exhibition.Has been a WonderRoot Walthall Fellow and an Atlanta Film Festival Filmmaker-in-Residence.
Edwin Hodge (Actor)
Born: January 26, 1985
Birthplace: Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States
Trivia: Actor Edwin Hodge resisted being typecast and pigeonholed, and felt equally at home in projects representing a myriad of genres, from frat-boy comedies (National Lampoon Presents: Dorm Daze) to period epics (The Alamo) to teen-oriented thrillers (All the Boys Love Mandy Lane). Hodge (the brother of actor Aldis Hodge) debuted in the early 2000s, signing for one of his first jobs with a supporting role in Victor Nuñez's fine, overlooked ensemble drama Coastlines (2002), and at around the same time made guest appearances on such series as Angel and Touched By an Angel. In 2004, he appeared on the critically praised but short-lived series drama Jack & Bobby; he then tackled roles in the telemovie Fighting the Odds: The Marilyn Gambrell Story (2005) and the teen drama Debating Robert Lee (2006).

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