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The Eggregores' Theory
An inconceivable and devastating epidemic spread without apparent remedy, causing two lovers to painfully divide, while the social and political life crumbles all over the world.
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An inconceivable and devastating epidemic spread without apparent remedy, causing two lovers to painfully divide, while the social and political life crumbles all over the world.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Andrea Gatopoulos
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Eliofilm, Il Varco, Naffintusi
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