'Swan Song' is a Scattered But Sincere Story of Small-Town Redemption
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Omnia
Strong warriors and wise mages roam Omnia. The alien land is not real, but a fictional game created by scientists, in which people compete with each other. With the help of a mind-altering substance, they are transported to the extraordinary world in a secret laboratory. But this different reality also holds dangers, because the administered drugs have side effects. And so the fun soon turns into a very serious matter.
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Strong warriors and wise mages roam Omnia. The alien land is not real, but a fictional game created by scientists, in which people compete with each other. With the help of a mind-altering substance, they are transported to the extraordinary world in a secret laboratory. But this different reality also holds dangers, because the administered drugs have side effects. And so the fun soon turns into a very serious matter.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Günther Brandl, Helmut Brandl
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:UMOS Productions
Cast
Günther Brandl, Helmut Brandl, Monika Brandl
Director
Timo Tirado
Tabeo
Günther Brandl
Stoom / Nikolai / Dra'bur / Cyrans Guard / Bat Creature
Clarissa Hopfensitz
Rya / Tess
Christian Meilhammer
Kartan / Cyrans Guard
Monika Brandl
Dr. Delura / Killer Sister / Reptile Creature
Oliver Maurer
Uee
Lara Baum
Tia-que
Carolina Rath
Isika
Lisa Kowala
Sanara
Alois Brandl
Cyran
Nadine Emke
Nerexosa
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