Welcome to the land of RUIN... Where men live in the violence and decay of a once civil land. Young women are isolated from society by their fathers till sold as brides to the highest bidder. Any affairs out of wedlock result in death. Tonight... the wealthiest man of Ruin, The Sultan, will auction his daughter's life. All Luna longs for is to escape with her one true love. Can he get to her before it's too late?
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RUIN - An animated short set in a post-apocalyptic universe. It's only a tiny sliver of a much larger story. Thankfully it's now set up at 20th Century Fox to become ...
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A mysterious outsider's quiet life is turned upside down when he returns home seeking vengeance. Proving himself an amateur assassin he winds up in a brutal ...
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