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ARAKS (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 16, 2023

Original Title:
ARAKS

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
AlaricFilms

Production Countries:
Chile

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 195

In the battle between humans and Cyberians, he will lead us to victory

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Fate of Mankind will change forever when Doctor Wolfgang Araksen -facing his young wife's Alzheimer disease- will take a decision of no return: Implanting her with a brain Chip with Artificial Intelligence, which merging with her consciousness will change the face of the planet and send Humanity in a cycle of destruction, madness and diseases from where there is no come back... Araksen now nuclear refugee along with 256 millions refugees will have to struggle to face this new life, and die many times till he finds the courage to become what he is meant to be: Araks, the Healer, the Leader and the Warrior that will fix what is not easy to fix: the Path of a perturbed, scared and controlled Mankind, to recover its way in this Dystopian world and secret experiment.

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Production

Co-Executive Producer:
Luigi Talarico

Director:
Christian Leonardo Talarico

Director of Photography:
Christian Leonardo Talarico

Editor:
Christian Leonardo Talarico

Executive Producer:
Christian Leonardo Talarico

Music:
Christian Leonardo Talarico

Writer:
Christian Leonardo Talarico

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