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X-Communication (1981) | Slate

Rated 7.0 on TMDB

X-Communication

X-Communication with music by Factrix

This 1981 short film was a collaboration between Factrix and SF filmmaker Marc Huestis. Starring Erich Brogger.

Released: 1981
Runtime: 6m

Direction and writing

Marc HuestisDirector

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Cast

Erich Brogger

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