Show Notes
A man wakes up only once a year, two old soldiers meet on the battlefield they once fought, in a small South Dakota town every citizen gets to be mayor, the employees of Scaryville live a unique immersive career, and documentarian Peter Luckenback expands upon the creation of his incomplete short film.
Starring Jordan Pridgen, Micah Gordon, Brian Flynn, Janel Benisch, and Dan Heber.
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