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In a future where heat has ravaged the planet and air has become unbreathable, two scientists and a journalist venture into the heart of dead zones. Their mission is to find a mythical flower, the last hope to save humanity.
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In a future where heat has ravaged the planet and air has become unbreathable, two scientists and a journalist venture into the heart of dead zones. Their mission is to find a mythical flower, the last hope to save humanity.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Paul Simorre, Léo Chevalier
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