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Lying in the haze of an underground Gas Den, Pandora, the last of the Drag Queen Cosmonauts, tells the tale of her journey out beyond the orbit of Neptune.
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Lying in the haze of an underground Gas Den, Pandora, the last of the Drag Queen Cosmonauts, tells the tale of her journey out beyond the orbit of Neptune.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Matthew Gordon Long
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Blue Jar, Frameline
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