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The Gate (2011)
A recent group of extreme mutations leading to death has triggered a parliamentary enquiry which is looking back on the 3 notable cases, their handling and ways to prevent this in the future.
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A recent group of extreme mutations leading to death has triggered a parliamentary enquiry which is looking back on the 3 notable cases, their handling and ways to prevent this in the future.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Matt Westrup
In Theaters:11/10/2011
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Joyrider Films
Cast
Matt Westrup
Director
John Mawson
Dr. William Ackerman
Robert Rowe
Under Secretary Johnson
Tryphena Russel
Female Witness / Female Inquiry Member
Elle G .Lewys
Interviewing Officer
Jonathan Andrews
Crickson Executive
Andelys Tomlinson
Crickson PA
Leon Young
Male Inquiry Member
David Miles
Police Officer
Elizabeth Harwood
Lab Technician
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