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Strange Horizons 

The story of a war between men and women in the 23rd century.
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The story of a war between men and women in the 23rd century.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Philip Jackson
Written By:Philip Jackson
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Spence-Thomas Audio, Lightscape Motion Picture Company, Super Écran, Téléfilm Canada, multiple media entertainment, Prism Entertainment, starfield independent studios, digital magic house, boomerang art and design, Catherine Rankin Productions, Hollywood Canada Productions, Motion Picture Video, ps production services

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