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| Jennifer Jason Leigh | Allegra Geller | |
| Jude Law | Ted Pikul | |
| Ian Holm | Kiri Vinokur | |
| Willem Dafoe | Gas | |
| Don McKellar | Yevgeny Nourish | |
| Callum Keith Rennie | Hugo Carlaw | |
| Christopher Eccleston | Seminar Leader | |
| Sarah Polley | Merle | |
| Robert A. Silverman | D'Arcy Nader | |
| Oscar Hsu | Chinese Waiter | |
| Kris Lemche | Noel Dichter | |
| Vik Sahay | Male Assistant | |
| Kirsten Johnson | Female Assistant | |
| James Kirchner | Landry | |
| Balázs Koós | Male Volunteer | |
| Stephanie Belding | Female Volunteer | |
| Gerry Quigley | Trout Farm Worker |
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| Producer | David Cronenberg
Andras Hamori |
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| Writer | David Cronenberg
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| Cinematography | Peter Suschitzky
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| Musician | Howard Shore
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Set in the near future, eXistenZ depicts a society in which game designers are whorshipped as superstars and players can organically enter inside the games. At the center of the story is Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh) whose latest games system eXistenZ taps so deeply into its users' fears and desires that it blurs the boundaries between reality and escapism.Forced to flee after a failed assassination attempt, Allegra teams with a novice security guard, Ted Pikul (Jude Law). Persuading Ted into playing the game, Allegra draws them both into a phantasmagoric world where existence ends and eXistenz begins. |
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