"Science is mankind's last great hope"13 April 2009Factual53 mins
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Film Trailer: Monsters From The Id | Film 2009 | SXSW
The 1950s was an idealistic time in American History. It was also the Atomic Age where new technology promised to both save humanity as well as destroy it.
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Director: David Gargani Executive Producer: Chris Gargani Director of Photography: Pete Konczal Original Music: Brian Aumueller.
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