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I Gotta Look Good for the Apocalypse 

March 2020. The planet locks itself in. Our world is being drained of its substance and digital life forms are multiplying, like these couples who meet in a virtual universe. What if the crisis was not the pandemic, but the derealization of our lives?
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March 2020. The planet locks itself in. Our world is being drained of its substance and digital life forms are multiplying, like these couples who meet in a virtual universe. What if the crisis was not the pandemic, but the derealization of our lives?

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Ayçe Kartal
Written By:Ayçe Kartal
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Les Valseurs

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