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Flynn and Marshall are two mutant filmmakers who dream of making a Hollywood blockbuster, and they won't let living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland get in their way.
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Flynn and Marshall are two mutant filmmakers who dream of making a Hollywood blockbuster, and they won't let living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland get in their way.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Declan O'Byrne-Inglis, Thomas Ward, Jess Murray
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Turbo Chook
Cast
Jess Murray
Director
Zachary Ruane
Flynn
Luke McGregor
Marshall
Alexei Toliopoulos
Lez
Mish Wittrup
Monica, Thespian Gnome, Various
Declan O'Byrne-Inglis
Eugene, Centipede Jim, Announcer, Various
Michelle Brasier
Film Reel, Leading Lady
Thomas Ward
Sexy Gnome, Robot Announcer, Leading Man, Various
Jess Murray
Grandma Gnome, Various
Demi Lardner
Varda
Millie Holten
Francine Winterbury Falkner II
Ben Russell
Pudding Cup, Various
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