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Civilization has been destroyed by war and pollution, but the survivors have built the last city of Ecoban. As most natural resources have been exhausted, Ecoban is powered by pollution. The citizens of Ecoban need to continue creating this pollution leading them into conflict with the inhabitants of Marr while one man just wants to clear away the clouds and see the sky.
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Civilization has been destroyed by war and pollution, but the survivors have built the last city of Ecoban. As most natural resources have been exhausted, Ecoban is powered by pollution. The citizens of Ecoban need to continue creating this pollution leading them into conflict with the inhabitants of Marr while one man just wants to clear away the clouds and see the sky.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Jun-Young Park, Jay Lender, Michael Keyes, Moon-saeng Kim
In Theaters:2/18/2005
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Tin House Productions
Cast
Moon-saeng Kim
Director
Won-Je Tak
Senior Adjutant (voice)
Eun Yeong-seon
Jay (voice)
Oh In-sung
Cade / Simon (voice)
Kim Sung-min
Woody (voice)
Choi Ji-hoon
Subordinate (voice)
Yu In-chon
Commander Locke (voice)
Si Young Joon
Cheol-han (voice)
Park Ji-hoon
Joe (voice)
Ahn Yong-wook
David (voice)
Ki Joo-bong
Doctor No-ah (voice)
Kim Myeong-kuk
Governor (voice)
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