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In a post-apocalyptic Earth, the discovery of a cryogenically suspended woman provokes fear in a desperate village, sending a young warrior and the mysterious woman on a quest for a lost city and answers that could restore humanity.
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In a post-apocalyptic Earth, the discovery of a cryogenically suspended woman provokes fear in a desperate village, sending a young warrior and the mysterious woman on a quest for a lost city and answers that could restore humanity.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Adventure
Written By:Filip Kovačević, Filip Jevtić, J. Daniel Shaffer, Vladimir Mančić
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Studio:Void Pictures
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