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Echoes (2022)
With mankind wiped from the face of the earth, God retires to a cabin in the woods to start the Adam-and-Eve experiment over again. As the decades go by and the familiar patterns - and setbacks - continue, this version of the first family will be faced with an unimaginable choice.
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With mankind wiped from the face of the earth, God retires to a cabin in the woods to start the Adam-and-Eve experiment over again. As the decades go by and the familiar patterns - and setbacks - continue, this version of the first family will be faced with an unimaginable choice.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Tim Ritter
In Theaters:5/1/2022
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:315 Films
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