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Tales from the Apocalypse (2022)
This gripping sci-fi anthology film features five thrilling stories about space travel and black holes, family and loss, and artificial intelligence.
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This gripping sci-fi anthology film features five thrilling stories about space travel and black holes, family and loss, and artificial intelligence.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Action
Written By:Gabriel Kalim Mucci, Susie Jones, J. Scott Worthington, Lin Sun, Hugh D'Calveley
In Theaters:11/25/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Brotherhood Studios
Cast
Damon Duncan, William Hellmuth, Lin Sun, Gabriel Kalim Mucci, Susie Jones
Director
Rachel House
System (voice)
Stephanie Barkley
Kaya Torres
Jacqueline Joe
Eade
Xu Jiao
Sonia
John Henry Richardson
Dr. Stephen
Matthew Sunderland
Mark
Lila Guimarães
Survivor
Thomas Wilson Brown
Hammer
J.J. Fong
Jessica
Arthur Roberts
Brian
Katie Simmons
Venus 7
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