Marius Borodine
2010 · 16 min
Genius Marius Borodine's spectacular new invention that can transform any and all objects into drinkable water, bewilders the public, scientific communities, and the family of the misunderstood creator, especially after he takes one step too far.
Directed by Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais
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