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The Traveler (2019)
Two abandoned colonists, Odin Scott and John Creed, are reluctantly thrust into a dangerous quest for an elusive Atlas hidden on the deserted wasteland of a distant planet. Created by a team of talented young filmmakers, this short science fiction film features a cinematic style with strong visual silhouettes, other-worldly landscapes, and a vintage-futurist soundtrack.
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Two abandoned colonists, Odin Scott and John Creed, are reluctantly thrust into a dangerous quest for an elusive Atlas hidden on the deserted wasteland of a distant planet. Created by a team of talented young filmmakers, this short science fiction film features a cinematic style with strong visual silhouettes, other-worldly landscapes, and a vintage-futurist soundtrack.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Written By:Isaac Pflasterer
In Theaters:11/12/2019
Box Office:$11,461
Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Mariposa Pictures, Barefoot Visual
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