Tacoma 2024
"Weird science."
In the sci-fi thriller Tacoma (2024), co-writers Leo and Alejandra push the boundaries of medical science while wrestling with their own inner struggles.
Director: Jigeesh Magar
Cast
Karrie Martin Lachney
Alejandra Chavez
Asher Deva
Leo Verma
Aylya Marzolf
The Woman
Alejandro Patiño
Carlos Chavez
Eric Roberts
Gene Mohr
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tacoma (2024) about?
Tacoma (2024) follows Leo and Alejandra as they race to develop a groundbreaking medical serum to help their loved ones, but their personal struggles and ethical dilemmas threaten to derail everything. The film explores the cost of ambition when science and emotion collide.
Who directed Tacoma?
Tacoma was directed by Jigeesh Magar, whose vision shapes this intense blend of drama, thriller, and sci-fi elements.
Who stars in Tacoma?
The film stars Karrie Martin Lachney, Asher Deva, Aylya Marzolf, Alejandro Patiño, and Eric Roberts in pivotal roles.
Is Tacoma (2024) worth watching?
While Tacoma (2024) is unrated, its gripping blend of drama and sci-fi, combined with strong performances and a thought-provoking narrative, makes it a compelling watch for fans of cerebral thrillers. The film's themes of ambition and sacrifice add depth to the suspense.
How long is Tacoma?
Tacoma (2024) has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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About Tacoma (2024) — A gripping sci-fi drama about ambition, ethics, and a breakthrough with dangerous consequences
In the sci-fi thriller Tacoma (2024), co-writers Leo and Alejandra push the boundaries of medical science while wrestling with their own inner struggles. Their quest to create a revolutionary serum—one that could save the people they love—becomes a high-stakes battle against time, ethics, and their personal demons. Directed by Jigeesh Magar, this atmospheric drama blends scientific ambition with deep emotional conflict, creating a pulse-pounding narrative where ambition and desperation collide.
Tacoma (2024) delivers a tense, cerebral experience, where the lab becomes a battleground for both innovation and self-destruction. With standout performances from Karrie Martin Lachney, Asher Deva, and Eric Roberts, the film explores themes of sacrifice, curiosity, and the blurred line between healing and exploitation. Its moody, thought-provoking tone lingers long after the credits roll.
