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This trippy science fiction short – shot on 8mm film – pays tribute to 1950s classics of the genre while also nodding a time or two towards the direction of Ed Wood’s unique body of work.
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This trippy science fiction short – shot on 8mm film – pays tribute to 1950s classics of the genre while also nodding a time or two towards the direction of Ed Wood’s unique body of work.
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Written By:Sampo Marjomaa, Petri Bergman
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Runtime:8 minutes
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