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The Most Beautiful Day
A young man named Sherman survives the apocalypse in a soviet-style alternate reality and when trying to find his place outside an isolated city, gets stuck in an underground bunker.
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A young man named Sherman survives the apocalypse in a soviet-style alternate reality and when trying to find his place outside an isolated city, gets stuck in an underground bunker.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Einar Kuusk
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Kame House Productions
Cast
Einar Kuusk
Director
Einar Kuusk
Sherman / Creature (voice)
Peeter Lõo
Dead Traveler / Creature (voice)
Thomas Kolli
Male Cannibal
Kristina Sirel
Female Cannibal
Adele Thele Robam
The Girl
Charles Washington
Male Cannibal (voice)
Professor Kliq
Dead Traveler (voice)
Benjamin Patton
Male Wristwatch A.I (voice)
Redd Horrocks
Female Wristwatch A.I (voice)
Karmen Kaarlop
Creature (voice)
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