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Come F*ck My Robot
a shy teen virgin answering an inventor’s call for volunteers to sleep with a prototype robot, finding himself in a distinctly uncomfortable position – more so than one may have already expected from the situation. A funny, smart, and original film about consent that simultaneously entertains and confronts.
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a shy teen virgin answering an inventor’s call for volunteers to sleep with a prototype robot, finding himself in a distinctly uncomfortable position – more so than one may have already expected from the situation. A funny, smart, and original film about consent that simultaneously entertains and confronts.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Reuben Guberek
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Runtime:12 minutes
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