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Kraken Mare
Titan, moon of Saturn. Year 32 after the fall. Liah and her companions hatch a plan to escape the tyranny of the empire. A group of metathane collectors plan to rebel against the tyranny to which the solar system is subjected. And it is on Titan, on the shores of the Kraken Mare, where they begin to carry it out, taking advantage of the official visit of Princess Dorku.
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Titan, moon of Saturn. Year 32 after the fall. Liah and her companions hatch a plan to escape the tyranny of the empire. A group of metathane collectors plan to rebel against the tyranny to which the solar system is subjected. And it is on Titan, on the shores of the Kraken Mare, where they begin to carry it out, taking advantage of the official visit of Princess Dorku.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Francisco Garcia Mateos
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:StellarBeat
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