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Good Luck to You All
A little girl plays with her toys, blissfully unaware that she may hold the future of humanity in her hands. Good Luck to You All blends innocence, hope and panic, exploring AI’s unanswered questions with whimsy and unease.
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A little girl plays with her toys, blissfully unaware that she may hold the future of humanity in her hands. Good Luck to You All blends innocence, hope and panic, exploring AI’s unanswered questions with whimsy and unease.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Cordell Barker
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:ONF | NFB
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