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Avar, a physics professor, discovers evidence that reality itself may be a prison. When he tries to reveal the truth to Leila, the director of his university, he triggers a chain of events involving a mysterious government organization and forces beyond human logic. As reality begins to collapse, Avar, Leila, and a student named Marcos must question what is real, what is imagined, and who they truly are.
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Avar, a physics professor, discovers evidence that reality itself may be a prison. When he tries to reveal the truth to Leila, the director of his university, he triggers a chain of events involving a mysterious government organization and forces beyond human logic. As reality begins to collapse, Avar, Leila, and a student named Marcos must question what is real, what is imagined, and who they truly are.
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