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Don't Mess with the Sharkies
After near extinction of humans by a higher developed species called "Sharkies," Marie and Robert, two of the last survivors, attempt to record a last statement for posterity. Without running the risk of being eaten alive.
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After near extinction of humans by a higher developed species called "Sharkies," Marie and Robert, two of the last survivors, attempt to record a last statement for posterity. Without running the risk of being eaten alive.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Richard Rabelbauer
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Bossa Films, Sleeping Cat Productions
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