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The Sacrifice
In a brutal dystopian society, a new life can only be created by sacrificing another. In the final hours before the birth, Lucas must secure his child's future - but does he have what it takes?
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In a brutal dystopian society, a new life can only be created by sacrificing another. In the final hours before the birth, Lucas must secure his child's future - but does he have what it takes?
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Aleksander Engevik
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Høyskolen Kristiania
Cast
Mikkel Kristiansen Solsrud
Director
Magnús Blöndal Jóhannsson
Lucas
Julie Abrahamsen
Monica
Guri Schanke
Neighbour
Vanessa Borgli
Midwife
Amanda O. Storaunet
Klara
Arild Søgnen
Older man
Cosmina Alexandra Giurgiucanu
Ambulance worker
Aminda Brendeford
Ambulance worker
Jeanette Lindblad Svendsen
Healthcare personnel
Tomine Krogh
Healthcare personnel
Magnus Brunstrøm Stave
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