Chupa: A Movie Based on the Mythical Creature of the Same Name
Based on the legendary creature, the Chupacabra, this live-action movie brings an adventure to all.
Vidor
In the world of tomorrow every human activity, life and death as well, are controlled by the Vidor Plan. Every 50 years the sacrifice of a newborn baby allows the survival of the whole humanity. Rex and Era have been chosen as the parents of this baby savior, but as soon as they realize that is impossible to control human emotions, they try to turn against the rules of the Vidor Plan. Based on the novel "La neve se ne frega" by Luciano Ligabue.
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In the world of tomorrow every human activity, life and death as well, are controlled by the Vidor Plan. Every 50 years the sacrifice of a newborn baby allows the survival of the whole humanity. Rex and Era have been chosen as the parents of this baby savior, but as soon as they realize that is impossible to control human emotions, they try to turn against the rules of the Vidor Plan. Based on the novel "La neve se ne frega" by Luciano Ligabue.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Michele Marcon
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:FNK Industries
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