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Mankind (2019)

It's time to start over.

Genre : Drama, Science Fiction

Runtime : 13M

Director : Layke Anderson

Synopsis

A restless young man wants to leave love and the Earth behind.

Actors

Ricky Nixon
Ricky Nixon
Will
Alexis Gregory
Alexis Gregory
Evan

Crews

Layke Anderson
Layke Anderson
Director
Layke Anderson
Layke Anderson
Writer
Layke Anderson
Layke Anderson
Editor
Layke Anderson
Layke Anderson
Producer
Ryan Child
Ryan Child
Writer
Theo Bedoucha
Theo Bedoucha
Music
Iris Jenkins
Iris Jenkins
Sound Designer
Stephen Fry
Stephen Fry
Executive Producer
Artur Strakhov
Artur Strakhov
Sound Recordist
Olga M. Reed
Olga M. Reed
Sound Mixer
Alejandro Sesma
Alejandro Sesma
Director of Photography

Posters and backgrounds

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