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Retro Sheilas in Space Aliens are Tooling our Sheilas
Three Aussie super-Sheilas and their Big Mack trucks embark on a mission to defend the Earth against the alien invasion.
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Three Aussie super-Sheilas and their Big Mack trucks embark on a mission to defend the Earth against the alien invasion.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Joseph Williams V
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Australian Film Television and Radio School, Booby Trap Deluxe
Cast
Juliet John
Director
Adam Blaiklock
Reva
Tanya la Taz
Gorganza / Main Alien (voice)
Lizzie Scott
Accapulco / Accapulco (voice)
Emi Oki
Main Alien #1
Emmert Stovens
Main Alien #2
Joseph Williams V
Main Alien #3
Claudia Karvan
Reva (voice)
Lolene Carmen
Gorganza (voice)
Scott Donovan
Narrator (voice)
Monica McMahon
Main Alien #1 (voice)
Vladimir 'Vlada' Divljan
Main Alien #3 (voice)
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