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Mosquito State ( Polish: Komar) is a 2020 Polish-American psychological thriller [2] film co-written, directed, and produced by Filip Jan Rymsza. It stars Beau Knapp as a "Wall Street genius who becomes the willing host to a colony of mosquitoes".
Aug 26, 2021 · Drama Horror Thriller. Wall Street data analyst Richard Boca sees ominous patterns: His computer models are behaving erratically, as are the swarms of mosquitos breeding in his apartment, an infestation that attends his psychological meltdown. Director. Filip Jan Rymsza.
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- Drama, Horror, Thriller
- Filip Jan Rymsza
- 2021-08-26
Isolated in his austere penthouse overlooking Central Park, obsessive Wall Street data analyst Richard Boca sees ominous patterns: His computer models are behaving erratically, as are the swarms of mosquitos breeding in his apartment, an infestation that attends his psychological meltdown. IMDb 5.1 1 h 41 min 2021. 16+.
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From February to November, eighty-five different species of mosquito can be found across the state. Visitors and residents alike must be prepared with bug spray and protective clothing to combat the vast number of mosquitoes.
Obsessive Wall Street data analyst Richard Boca sees ominous patterns: His computer models are behaving erratically, as are the swarms of mosquitos breeding in his apartment, an infestation that attends his psychological meltdown. Cast: Beau Knapp, Charlotte Vega, Jack Kesy, Olivier Martinez.
Mosquito State is a film directed by Filip Jan Rymsza with Beau Knapp, Charlotte Vega, Jack Kesy, Olivier Martínez .... Year: 2020. Original title: Mosquito State. Synopsis: August 2007. Isolated in his austere penthouse overlooking Central Park, obsessive Wall Street data analyst Richard Boca sees ominous patterns.
