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Why Are We Here?

“Play. It. Again.”

Synopsis

Amais, a young man who constantly haunts himself by replaying old memories in his head of himself and his ex-girlfriend, Carie Winx. His obsessive daydreaming begins to change from a memory to a video archive. Diving into Amais's mind, will he be able to look within himself to learn to move on, or continue the endless admiration addiction of the past?

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Cameren Brown
Screenplay & Story
Cameren Brown
Original Title
Why Are We Here?
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
7m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Cameren Brown

Screenplay & Story

Cameren Brown

Director of Photography

Mikyhia Worsham

Film Editing

Riley Gibson

Producers

Vincent Polanco, Jessica James

Department Leadership Roster

Cameren Brown

Writer

Cameren Brown

Director

Vincent Polanco

Producer

Jessica James

Producer

Mikyhia Worsham

Director of Photography

Tylia Kennedy

Production Design

Riley Gibson

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Why Are We Here?.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Why Are We Here?

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

What is Why Are We Here? about?

Amais, a young man who constantly haunts himself by replaying old memories in his head of himself and his ex-girlfriend, Carie Winx. His obsessive daydreaming begins to change from a memory to a video archive. Diving into Amais's mind, will he be able to look within himself to learn to move on, or continue the endless admiration addiction of the past?

Who directed Why Are We Here??

Why Are We Here? was directed by Cameren Brown.

Who stars in Why Are We Here??

The principal cast of Why Are We Here? includes Anthony Moore, Jessica Somuah.

When was Why Are We Here? released and how long is it?

Why Are We Here? was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 7m.