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The Day The Fly Flies
The death of his child caused by the pandemic demonstration makes a single-father retreat into a bunker and resent humanity. Until a fly comes and convinces him to plan revenge against mankind based on the father's deepest desire.
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The death of his child caused by the pandemic demonstration makes a single-father retreat into a bunker and resent humanity. Until a fly comes and convinces him to plan revenge against mankind based on the father's deepest desire.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Billy Ocataviano Yanto
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:The Kons
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