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Birth of a Hero Interlude
After the victory of K-Nil against Rugaur, a mysterious man and his henchman are searching for the slaughter's survivors.
In great despair, K-Nil will meet a farmer who will give him a new hope, whereas Elya is sold to slavery and Rugaur gets tortured in prison.
"Interlude" is the sequel to Birth of a Hero's "Prelude" first short movie.
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After the victory of K-Nil against Rugaur, a mysterious man and his henchman are searching for the slaughter's survivors. In great despair, K-Nil will meet a farmer who will give him a new hope, whereas Elya is sold to slavery and Rugaur gets tortured in prison. "Interlude" is the sequel to Birth of a Hero's "Prelude" first short movie.
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Written By:David Delayat, Amandine Cugurra
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