Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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Gorillaz | Phase Two: Slowboat to Hades poster

Gorillaz | Phase Two: Slowboat to Hades 

These award-winning videos and hi-tech performances to their inventive animated shorts, acceptance speeches and more can be accessed through the interactive menu, a brand new 3D DVD reconstruction of Gorillaz' online hangout Kong Studios. Viewers can wander through this decaying palace of sin and watch the breathtaking live performances in the cinema, visit the band's bedrooms, tour the corridors and find games, original animatics, cameos from some of the Demon Days guests and off-color jokes galore.
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These award-winning videos and hi-tech performances to their inventive animated shorts, acceptance speeches and more can be accessed through the interactive menu, a brand new 3D DVD reconstruction of Gorillaz' online hangout Kong Studios. Viewers can wander through this decaying palace of sin and watch the breathtaking live performances in the cinema, visit the band's bedrooms, tour the corridors and find games, original animatics, cameos from some of the Demon Days guests and off-color jokes galore.

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Genre:Music, Documentary
Directed By:Jamie Hewlett
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Runtime:163 minutes
Studio:Virgin Records, Parlophone, Zombie Flesh Eaters

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