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Campus Imagine is a secret, invite-only school for young innovators with unique skills. In their yearly challenge, the students are required to create an invention that will make the world a better place. Two teams compete against each other, both deciding on building an AI android assistant. While the Orange team builds Eliana, a sophisticated AI companion, the Pink team builds Libi, a silly automatic friend who specializes in compassion. As both robots learn about human emotions and mutual love, the school's manager schemes to harness Libi's heart to infuse his own big robot with hatred.
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Campus Imagine is a secret, invite-only school for young innovators with unique skills. In their yearly challenge, the students are required to create an invention that will make the world a better place. Two teams compete against each other, both deciding on building an AI android assistant. While the Orange team builds Eliana, a sophisticated AI companion, the Pink team builds Libi, a silly automatic friend who specializes in compassion. As both robots learn about human emotions and mutual love, the school's manager schemes to harness Libi's heart to infuse his own big robot with hatred.
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Ori Urian
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:סולן הפקות, NMC united
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