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Into the Cutezone 

An elite squad of highly trained soldiers has the task of reaching the center of a mysterious zone. Inside they are confronted with a frightening enemy immune to their massive muscles and guns.
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An elite squad of highly trained soldiers has the task of reaching the center of a mysterious zone. Inside they are confronted with a frightening enemy immune to their massive muscles and guns.

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Genre:Animation, Action, Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Niklas Wolff
Written By:Niklas Wolff, Julian Schäfer
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Runtime:5 minutes
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