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The Sand Storm (2014)
In the not-quite end-times, a woman, a man, a lover and a water smuggler navigate a tumultuous future city on the brink of a water shortage. A "low-fi sci-fi film" secretly made in China.
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In the not-quite end-times, a woman, a man, a lover and a water smuggler navigate a tumultuous future city on the brink of a water shortage. A "low-fi sci-fi film" secretly made in China.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Li-Anne Huang, Jason Wishnow
In Theaters:8/30/2014
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Runtime:9 minutes
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