Extinction
Trailer: Extinction
Year: 2018
Genre: Documentary, History
Studio: Lamaland, Mengamuk Films, Walla Collective, Screen Miguel Nabinho, Bikini Films, O Som e a Fúria
Director: Salomé Lamas
Cast: Christoph Both-Asmus, Kolja Kravchenko
Crew: António Porém Pires (Foley Artist), Paulo Américo (Color Grading), Cristina Almeida (Producer), Fabienne Martinot (Producer), Sofia Bénard (Producer), Michel Balagué (Producer)
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