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Aliens attack earth and the multiverse. It is up to Parsons, Dawes, and Emile to stop them.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Joel D. Wynkoop
In Theaters:7/17/2021
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Wynkoop Productions
Cast
Joel D. Wynkoop
Director
Ken Anthony II
Prince La'Kala
Justin Bower
Talbot
Derek Braasch
Maxxy
Rick Danford
Agent Delorean
Joe Davison
Dr. Jeffrey Independence
Sean Donohue
Dr. Shelby Khan Khan
Nicola Fiore
Amy Elaine Davies
Phil Herman
Dawes Mason
Terry Hopkins
Major Duplos
Dustin Hubbard
General Thorpe
Natasha Infante
Debra Shoeman
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