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In 2016, David Bowie's death creates a rift in time and space. June (Allison Tolman) and Edward (Ray Santiago) are in the midst of an argument when Edward fa...
Speed of Life: Directed by Liz Manashil. With Sophie Manashil, Allison Tolman, Ray Santiago, Ann Dowd. Storyline dealing with the late musician, David Bowie.
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- Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
- Liz Manashil
- 2020-01-10
SPEED OF LIFE is so effortlessly at ease in telling this wildly romantic and soulful story of a woman dealing with the death of late musician, David Bowie. Plus there's sci-fi, Ann Dowd and a perfect ending, the kind that will make you smile for hours afterwards. Available on Showtime!
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- Womanashil
- Liz Manashil
Since the state institutionalizes everyone after their 60th birthday and since she's nearly 60, she and her neighbor are planning to flee to Mexico to escape confinement when suddenly still-youthful Edward reappears the same way he disappeared.
Drama. Sci-Fi. Synopsis. In 2016, David Bowie's death creates a rift in time and space. June (Allison Tolman) and Edward (Ray Santiago) are in the midst of an argument when Edward falls into a wormhole created by Bowie's death, vanishing without a trace.
- Julia Swain
- Liz Manashil
- United States
- Drama. Sci-Fi
SPEED OF LIFE opens with a wordless sequence set in 1992 in which a young girl puts on David Bowie makeup. Twenty-four years later, that girl is 30-something June (Allison Tolman), who arrives home with her live-in boyfriend, Edward (Ray Santiago), and proceeds to pick a fight after she discovers that Bowie has died.
The lives of June and Edward are rocked by the death of David Bowie. A literal hole in the universe is ripped by the superstar's passing, sucking Edwa…
