The History of Future Folk (2012)
An alien intending to claim Earth for his people before their homeworld is destroyed by a comet decides not to eliminate humanity when he hears their music. Instead, he lives among them until another alien is sent to find and kill him.
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An alien intending to claim Earth for his people before their homeworld is destroyed by a comet decides not to eliminate humanity when he hears their music. Instead, he lives among them until another alien is sent to find and kill him.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, Music
Written By:John Mitchell
In Theaters:6/15/2012
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Variance Films, FilmBuff, Maida Vale Films, Dig It Audio, Beech House Music
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