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D.O.L.L.S (2024)

Three scientists are preparing three beautiful androids to get approval for mass production from a major investor. The androids are known as "trandroids," which is short for "transformative androids," and are meant to be perfect platonic companions. But the scientists are thrown a curveball when their investor requests that the trandroids be made into romantic companions instead.
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Three scientists are preparing three beautiful androids to get approval for mass production from a major investor. The androids are known as "trandroids," which is short for "transformative androids," and are meant to be perfect platonic companions. But the scientists are thrown a curveball when their investor requests that the trandroids be made into romantic companions instead.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Stella Smut
Written By:Midnight
In Theaters:1/17/2024
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Adult Time

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