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After losing contact with an interstellar probe, a group of eccentric and hungover scientists inadvertently make contact with a Lovecraftian cosmic being. They bluff for money, status, vengeance and most alarmingly - world domination.
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After losing contact with an interstellar probe, a group of eccentric and hungover scientists inadvertently make contact with a Lovecraftian cosmic being. They bluff for money, status, vengeance and most alarmingly - world domination.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Directed By:Inez Playford
Written By:Daniel Forbes
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Australian Film Television and Radio School

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