Waterless
A young man becomes afflicted with a disease so rare that there is no record of it anywhere in world history. He is allergic to water. When a special secret research division of the U.S. Government ge…
Waterless
A young man becomes afflicted with a disease so rare that there is no record of it anywhere in world history. He is allergic to water. When a special secret research division of the U.S. Government gets wind of this, they aggressively offer to take this man "under their wing" for an indefinite period of time until a cure is found. As he resides comfortably for a number of years in a heavily secured facility with Level 4 visitation privileges, a question soon arises. Are the intentions of the government to help him...or themselves? After a seemingly normal young man, Gary, develops a most unusual illness, he is taken into voluntary custody by an esoteric special research division of the U.S. Government as a test subject. Several years go by as they work to find a cure, and a relatively normal life develops for Gary. However, he eventually learns that he may be doing way more "for his country" than he bargained for... —Marc I. Daniels
Waterless
Drama
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A young man becomes afflicted with a disease so rare that there is no record of it anywhere in world history. He is allergic to water. When a special secret research division of the U.S.
Government gets wind of this, they aggressively offer to take this man "under their wing" for an indefinite period of time until a cure is found. As he resides comfortably for a number of years in a heavily secured facility with Level 4 visitation privileges, a question soon arises. Are the intentions of the government to help him...or themselves? After a seemingly normal young man, Gary, develops a most unusual illness, he is taken into voluntary custody by an esoteric special research division of the U.S.
Government as a test subject. Several years go by as they work to find a cure, and a relatively normal life develops for Gary. However, he eventually learns that he may be doing way more "for his country" than he bargained for...
—Marc I. Daniels.