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Danka Priscilla Danka (2024)
AI generated content becomes the biggest concern for campaign manager Priscilla (Tamara Acosta), who is secretly in a relationship with the presidential candidate Danka Marull (Katty Kowaleczko). As social media explodes with both support and criticism of the campaign, Priscilla will try and discover more about deepfakes.
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AI generated content becomes the biggest concern for campaign manager Priscilla (Tamara Acosta), who is secretly in a relationship with the presidential candidate Danka Marull (Katty Kowaleczko). As social media explodes with both support and criticism of the campaign, Priscilla will try and discover more about deepfakes.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Iñaki Velásquez
In Theaters:12/4/2024
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Prismático Cine
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