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Mechazoic (2025)
"Mechazoic" is an emotionally driven story that revolves around self-love and forgiveness, following the journey of a mech pilot, Mia, grappling with losing her girlfriend.
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"Mechazoic" is an emotionally driven story that revolves around self-love and forgiveness, following the journey of a mech pilot, Mia, grappling with losing her girlfriend.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Eddie Possehl
In Theaters:2/26/2025
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:EarthCore Media, JunkArt Media
Cast
Eddie Possehl
Director
Maggie Roscher
Mia Peterson
Baron Brooks
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Janet Scanlon
Bella Ryans
Liam Cole
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Andres Bornacelli
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Gabriel Cascamisi
Construction Worker
Younis Alzubeiri
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