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4 or 5 things I want you to know about me (an essay)
An experimental essay film blending documentary and fiction, where women's voices turn a satiric eye on AI, agesim, and the absurdities of capitalism.
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An experimental essay film blending documentary and fiction, where women's voices turn a satiric eye on AI, agesim, and the absurdities of capitalism.
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Genre:Drama, Documentary
Written By:Carl Bessai
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Raven West Films
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