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Julia lives lonely and apathetic in a technological house, sharing her life only with an artificial intelligence assistant named Lukas. However, when an online date doesn't show up, the AI makes a frightening revelation.
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Julia lives lonely and apathetic in a technological house, sharing her life only with an artificial intelligence assistant named Lukas. However, when an online date doesn't show up, the AI makes a frightening revelation.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Pedro Amorim, Tiago D'Angelo
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cinestesia
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