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In a dystopian future, Electra works at a marketing company and designs clothes in her spare time. When she is promoted to head of her department, Goa, a colleague who is jealous because she believes she should have been promoted instead, decides to sabotage her, getting her fired by the boss.
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In a dystopian future, Electra works at a marketing company and designs clothes in her spare time. When she is promoted to head of her department, Goa, a colleague who is jealous because she believes she should have been promoted instead, decides to sabotage her, getting her fired by the boss.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Margherita Morello
Written By:Margherita Morello
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