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A Place Under The Stars
Patrick Laba and his crew explore the intersection between space aliens and cultural alienation in Nova Scotia.
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Patrick Laba and his crew explore the intersection between space aliens and cultural alienation in Nova Scotia.
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Genre:Documentary, Science Fiction
Written By:Patrick Laba, Maximilian Flint, Samira Eblaghi
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Pangalactic Pictures
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