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Glenn, the Flying Robot
Henry and Jack are two famous and talented pianists: they are rivals and try to outdo each other in the various music events where they regularly compete. The former friends will clash with no mercy, from contest to contest until the day a domestic robot, GLENN, enters their lives. GLENN will jeopardize everybody and everything around them.
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Henry and Jack are two famous and talented pianists: they are rivals and try to outdo each other in the various music events where they regularly compete. The former friends will clash with no mercy, from contest to contest until the day a domestic robot, GLENN, enters their lives. GLENN will jeopardize everybody and everything around them.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Marc Goldstein
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Singing Trees Entertainment
Cast
Marc Goldstein
Director
Billy Boyd
Jack Leblanc
Dominic Gould
Henry Goldmill
Smadi Wolfman
Lana
Geoffrey Carey
Pr. Allan Barre
Patrick Bauchau
Richard Leblanc
Gérard Depardieu
TV reporter
Vincent Eaton
Georges Chiklis
Malinda Coleman
Mrs President of the Jury
Nathan Kemp
Jury member #1
David Lopes Cardozo
Jury member #2
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