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Cycles

“Misery Loves Company”

Synopsis

After the death of his best friend, a troubled mechanic confronts his decisions in a laundromat where he meets a young woman grappling with her own demons, forcing them both to confide in each other in a cathartic dance between redemption and renewal.

Financials & Box Office Performance

Released

Production Budget

$7K

Filming & production cost

Worldwide Gross

Pending

Total global ticket sales

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Alex Eskandarkhah
Screenplay & Story
Andre Kelly, Barzin Eskandarkhah
Original Title
Cycles
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
23m
Production Budget
$7K

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Alex Eskandarkhah

Screenplay & Story

Andre Kelly, Barzin Eskandarkhah

Director of Photography

Alex Chung

Film Editing

Zach Dafoe, Matthew Kelly

Producers

Lionnel L. Mends, Warin Era, Andre Kelly, Alex Eskandarkhah, Kat Khan

Department Leadership Roster

Alex Eskandarkhah

Director

Andre Kelly

Writer

Lionnel L. Mends

Producer

Kat Khan

Kat Khan

Producer

Sam Asante

Sam Asante

Producer

Matthew Kelly

Producer

Alex Chung

Director of Photography

Zach Dafoe

Editor

Matthew Kelly

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Cycles.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cycles

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Cycles about?

After the death of his best friend, a troubled mechanic confronts his decisions in a laundromat where he meets a young woman grappling with her own demons, forcing them both to confide in each other in a cathartic dance between redemption and renewal.

Who directed Cycles?

Cycles was directed by Alex Eskandarkhah.

Who stars in Cycles?

The principal cast of Cycles includes Andre Kelly, Kat Khan, Sam Asante.

When was Cycles released and how long is it?

Cycles was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 23m.