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Mad Marx 

The world after the apocalypse is not a nice place to live. The old days are almost forgotten, and civilization is gone. The past is distorted and misunderstood, and its relics often serve only to consolidate the power of the strong. But even among the slaves, the remnants of past times resonate, and so a legend of a savior arises. A savior who will liberate them under the symbol of the hammer and sickle.
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The world after the apocalypse is not a nice place to live. The old days are almost forgotten, and civilization is gone. The past is distorted and misunderstood, and its relics often serve only to consolidate the power of the strong. But even among the slaves, the remnants of past times resonate, and so a legend of a savior arises. A savior who will liberate them under the symbol of the hammer and sickle.

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Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Directed By:Lukáš Kratochvíl
Written By:Vojtěch Vrobel
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Studio:Invictum - Historical Fencing Team, Troy Horse Film

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Lukáš Kratochvíl

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Vojtěch Vrobel

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Pavel Řezáč

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