The Invasion from Planet X-tasis
Every species feels the passage of time, and Eve’s is no exception. Weak and spiraling out of control, she crashes into a factory on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. What should have been her final moment becomes the key to her survival. There, she’ll find what she craves most: human collagen… and she won’t mind spilling a little blood to get it.
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Every species feels the passage of time, and Eve’s is no exception. Weak and spiraling out of control, she crashes into a factory on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. What should have been her final moment becomes the key to her survival. There, she’ll find what she craves most: human collagen… and she won’t mind spilling a little blood to get it.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Francisco López Fazio, María Agustina Duhalde, Nina Marchi, Magdalena Ewert
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Fiebre
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