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Spermageddon (2026)
Inside the body of a teenager on the verge of losing his virginity, sperm embark on a mad race toward the egg.
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Inside the body of a teenager on the verge of losing his virginity, sperm embark on a mad race toward the egg.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Vegar Hoel, Jesper Sundnes, Tommy Wirkola
In Theaters:1/2/2026
Box Office:$1,333,332
Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:74 Entertainment, Qvisten Animation
Cast
Tommy Wirkola, Rasmus A. Sivertsen
Director
Christian Mikkelsen
Jens / Alf-Tore / Hjernekjell (voice)
Nasrin Khusrawi
Lisa (voice)
Aksel Hennie
Simen Sprut (voice)
Mathilde Storm
Cumilla (voice)
Christian Rubeck
Jizzmo (voice)
Bjørn Sundquist
Prof. Saltsmak (voice)
John Brungot
Egon Olsæd (voice)
Gustav Nilsen
Benner'n / Bjell (voice)
Silya Nymoen
Gynekologen (voice)
Jakob Schøyen Andersen
Hjernekjell (voice)
Amir Asgharnejad
Bollsæd (voice)
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