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Four strangers meet up at apartment 113 invited by Annie Annie, an artificial intelligence app that helps people with their everyday problems. Annie Annie has told them that the app is actually a real person and that they are going to meet face to face, after some time passes these strangers start to become unease as they slowly realize that Annie Annie is not going to come.
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Four strangers meet up at apartment 113 invited by Annie Annie, an artificial intelligence app that helps people with their everyday problems. Annie Annie has told them that the app is actually a real person and that they are going to meet face to face, after some time passes these strangers start to become unease as they slowly realize that Annie Annie is not going to come.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrea Ozuljevich, Macarena Carrere
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Unicornio DayDreamers S.p.A., Magia y Ciencia E.I.R.L.
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