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The Molecular Biologist
Anton, a tiny molecule among billions of others, dreams about a big divine eye watching all of them. When he tries to warn everybody about it, he is brutally being rejected from his authoritarian society. After a dangerous journey through the particle accelerator he meets the Molecular Biologist who gives him the power to return to his home world and get his revenge.
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Anton, a tiny molecule among billions of others, dreams about a big divine eye watching all of them. When he tries to warn everybody about it, he is brutally being rejected from his authoritarian society. After a dangerous journey through the particle accelerator he meets the Molecular Biologist who gives him the power to return to his home world and get his revenge.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Daniel Raboldt
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Nocturnus Film
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