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The Last Astronaut (2019)
An alien astronaut crash lands on planet Earth where an evolved species dominate. The search for intelligent life begins or Earth will be destroyed.
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An alien astronaut crash lands on planet Earth where an evolved species dominate. The search for intelligent life begins or Earth will be destroyed.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Nathan Carliner Goldman, Miriam Esther Goldman, Shawn Welling
In Theaters:4/7/2019
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Welling Films, Deep Water Productions Motion Picture Group
Cast
Shawn Welling
Director
Eva Igo
Evena
Darrin Henson
Commander Ba'ku
Preslee Bishop
Luna Rigel
Chloe Klitus
Naomi Portman
Michelle Holland
Mary Anne Bishop
Tricia Mauro
Lieutenant Judy Foster
Claire Elizabeth
Agent Regan Price (as Claire Hamrick)
Dominic Pace
Vincent
Ranger Welling
Ranger Danger
Shawn Welling
Jack Brian
Regan K. Thompson
Jennifer Portman
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