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Odin's Afterbirth (2015)

A grotesque fantasy that sees its protagonist ‘Viking Erik’ embark on a relentless quest for vengeance, this 14-minute animated short follows its hero as he battles his way through an army of freaks and monsters and defies the gods that rule his world.
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A grotesque fantasy that sees its protagonist ‘Viking Erik’ embark on a relentless quest for vengeance, this 14-minute animated short follows its hero as he battles his way through an army of freaks and monsters and defies the gods that rule his world.

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Genre:Action, Animation, Fantasy
Directed By:Joseph Bennett
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In Theaters:8/12/2015
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Runtime:14 minutes
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