As high-school prom and graduation season approaches\, Oddball Cinema presents a story that begins with typical seni or-year hijinks and angst. \; Then &ndash\; without warning or apparen t cause &ndash\; one student explodes. \; Everyone at the school is tr aumatized\, the government sends a team to investigate\, and counselors tr y to help students and faculty get past the horrific event. \; Parents \, teachers\, clergy\, and politicians offer thoughts and prayers galore.& nbsp\; Then another student explodes. \; It won&rsquo\;t be long befor e the viewer realizes that the story isn&rsquo\;t really about exploding s tudents: \; it&rsquo\;s about fear\, grief\, and life decisions made i n an environment where people fear they may be the next to die and can do nothing to predict or stop the effect.
\nCaution: \; the effects are as restrained\, but if you&rsquo\;re prone to faint at the sight of b lood\, this may not be the movie for you.
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bsp\;Spontaneous
â– Director &mdash\; Brian Duffield
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Cast &mdash\; Katherine Langford\, Charlie Plummer\, Yvonne Orji
â– Rated R for violence\, language\, and teenage drug use
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©\;2020 | 1h 41m | Comedy\, Drama\, Horror
â– Distributed
by Paramount Pictures
â– Licensed for showing in Alexandria lib
raries by MPLC