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Valley of the Robots (1999)

In an Age of Violence, a ruthless gang of mutant killers search for ancient treasure. An epic adventure about a greed quest gone mad. Fabulous treasure could await them in The Valley of the Robots, or maybe even radioactive death. The first effort by The PuppeTose Theatre. Shot in 1998-99 in Austin, TX. Starring Ross Wilsey, Charlie Sotelo, Max Kane and Dianne Whitehair. Filmed on 3/4" videotape and edited in a linear edit suite. This cult hit aired theatrically in Austin October, 1999 to sold out shows.
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In an Age of Violence, a ruthless gang of mutant killers search for ancient treasure. An epic adventure about a greed quest gone mad. Fabulous treasure could await them in The Valley of the Robots, or maybe even radioactive death. The first effort by The PuppeTose Theatre. Shot in 1998-99 in Austin, TX. Starring Ross Wilsey, Charlie Sotelo, Max Kane and Dianne Whitehair. Filmed on 3/4" videotape and edited in a linear edit suite. This cult hit aired theatrically in Austin October, 1999 to sold out shows.

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Directed By:Ross Wilsey
Written By:Ross Wilsey
In Theaters:10/28/1999
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Runtime:54 minutes
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