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Dog - Apocalypse
In 2023 unidentifiable radiation left 99.5% of the world's female population sterile. Man's fate is now divided in to two paths: extinction or the beginning of a new dawn.
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In 2023 unidentifiable radiation left 99.5% of the world's female population sterile. Man's fate is now divided in to two paths: extinction or the beginning of a new dawn.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Andrea Zirio, Federico Alotto
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Adrama
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