BackSpace

March. 01,2022

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Adventure Animation Action

Keywords：

Short Film Black Hole

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Hunting for blackholes is a dangerous business. Adventurers, Explorers and anyone trying to find their fortune, will kill, and face danger in BackSpace to find one. Hunter and Mono track down a lost pod that may lead to a blackhole.

Paul Haapaniemi as Hunter (voice)

James Hayward Brinkley as Mono (voice)

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