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The Enemy Is Coming

English. Directed by Mark Eder.

When the illusion of freedom is shattered and the enslavement of mankind discovered — where do you stand?

Set in 2257, Earth has run out of natural resources and Terra Corp — a single world government — controls the galaxy. When the Ellison Colony is destroyed in a staged attack blamed on the Krytillians, one survivor uncovers the truth behind the cover-up. Written and directed by Mark Eder. An Australian independent sci-fi feature film with sequel and series treatments already in development.

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Australia
Written by
Mark Eder
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$7.1M
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