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Ctrl Z (2007)
"What if life had an undo button?"
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Starring
Tony Hale
Zachary Levi
Emy Coligado
Director
Robert Kirbyson
Writer
Robert Kirbyson
NR
5 min
Sep 1st, 2007
Comedy
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Plot
A broken computer keyboard gives the office loner a chance to undo his life's mistakes.
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Theatrical Release:
September 1st, 2007
Original Language:
English
short film
Cast & Crew
T
Tony Hale
as Stuart Barnes
Z
Zachary Levi
as Ben Pillar
E
Emy Coligado
as Elizabeth Carter
J
Javier Ronceros
as I.T. Guy
Y
Yvonne C. Ronceros
as Woman at Desk
R
Robert Kirbyson
Director
R
Robert Kirbyson
Writer
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