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Underground Invaders
Three young adults, obsessed with the horrors of the modern world, find themselves trapped in the depths of a sprawling underground subway, which gradually transforms into a massive, nightmarish organic entity, eager to assimilate them for good.
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Three young adults, obsessed with the horrors of the modern world, find themselves trapped in the depths of a sprawling underground subway, which gradually transforms into a massive, nightmarish organic entity, eager to assimilate them for good.
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Genre:Horror, Animation
Directed By:Shera Courtalhac, Victor Lesaffre, Inès Dolivet, Meggie Bernier, Inès Molinier, Maëlle Métaireau, Dana Guyot
Written By:Dana Guyot, Inès Dolivet, Inès Molinier, Maëlle Métaireau, Meggie Bernier, Shera Courtalhac, Victor Lesaffre
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Ecole Georges Méliès
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