Movie: The Lost Book of Creation

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Matt Hookings
Matt Hookings

Slade

Mădălina Ghenea
Mădălina Ghenea

Eve

Bobby Lee
Bobby Lee

Jimbo

Eddie Hall
Eddie Hall

Kojak

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    Archaeologists Slade and Eve set out on an adventure to find the legendary Lost Book of Creation which is believed to hold the secret powers of the universe and the answer to why we exist. The first installment of a planned trilogy.

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    Want to find out how and why we exist? Find The Lost Book of Creation.

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