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01 / THE STORY
Robin Wright is an aging actress with a reputation for being fickle and unreliable, so much so that nobody is willing to offer her roles. Her son, Aaron, suffers from Usher syndrome that is slowly destroying his sight and hearing. With the help of Dr. Barker (Paul Giamatti), Robin is barely able to stave off the worst effects of her son's decline. Robin agrees to sell the film rights to her digital image to Miramount Studios in exchange for a hefty sum of money and the promise to never act again. After her body is digitally scanned, the studio will be able to make films starring her, using only computer graphics.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Aaron Wright

Man in Zeppelin

Jeff Green
Steve

Dr Barker

Robin Wright

Al

Dylan Truliner (voice)