SARS-29 (2020)
Set in the year 2029 after a decade long pandemic kills over four billion people worldwide, SARS-29 is a fictional documentary that explores how the world has changed through the stories of thirty survivors.
Director: The Existentialist
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Adam Holley as Former Inmate |
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Sara Quiriconi as Intervewer |
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Bella Shaw as Interviewer |
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Brett Azar as William Connor |
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Cela Scott as Former Airline Attendant |
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Sean Mount as UFO Guy |
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Crystal J. Huang as Chinese Survivor |
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Jasmine Keys as Former Doctor |
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Daniel Kreizberg as Arthur Schopenhauer |
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Daniela Nyffenegger as Swiss Pandemic Survivor |
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James Copplestone Farmer as Robert Wilson |
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Joerg Kohring as Pete Jenson |
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Jolie Curtsinger as Carol Hilfer |
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Jonathan Fishman as Tony Fremont |
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Kenton Hoover as Chris Funk |
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Linda Cushma as Nursing Home Manager |
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Liz Chuday as Vet |
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Mark Holden as Iowa Senator Michael Brown |
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Mary Beth Morrison as Mary White |
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Micheline Wu as Susan Proust |
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Paige Bourne as Orphan |
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Poorva Wachh as Arjun Singh |
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Quan Chambers as Jim Samson |
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Bert James as Former Gig Worker |
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Stu Li as Former Wuhan Lab Researcher |
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Charity Sills as Former Nanny |
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Vince Mathews as Professor James |
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Elias Tapia as Former Firefighter |
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Tara Rule as Former Ambulance Driver |
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Jordan Teske as |
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Kelly Grant as Nancy Adams (as Kellimarie Brown) |
| Production | Michael Szymczyk | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Michael Szymczyk | Writer |
| Crew | Koren Young | Cinematography |
| Sound | Koren Young | Sound Mixer |
| Directing | The Existentialist | Director |
