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A UFO Over My Bed 

In a dystopian future Buenos Aires, humans and aliens coexist. The totalitarian government persecutes the aliens and oppresses the people watching their every move. Rex is a cartographer who decides to work as a spy for the government because he is in dire need of a job. But everything changes when he meets Ian, a fugitive alien he becomes attracted to. In the sewers of the city, the revolution is beginning.
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In a dystopian future Buenos Aires, humans and aliens coexist. The totalitarian government persecutes the aliens and oppresses the people watching their every move. Rex is a cartographer who decides to work as a spy for the government because he is in dire need of a job. But everything changes when he meets Ian, a fugitive alien he becomes attracted to. In the sewers of the city, the revolution is beginning.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Pablo Oliverio
Written By:Pablo Oliverio
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Fractal Cine

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