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INSANITY 

As Mark attempts to get over Malaika. He acquires the latest innovation inartificial intelligence Uganda has to offer to help him through the post break up blues but he’s in for a wild ride. Karen is a highly intelligent and adaptive assistant with multiple Ugandan dialects and she is not on his side. Mark does not get the solace he seeks rather a constant train of blatant disrespect and roasting from a robot the size of his fist.
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As Mark attempts to get over Malaika. He acquires the latest innovation inartificial intelligence Uganda has to offer to help him through the post break up blues but he’s in for a wild ride. Karen is a highly intelligent and adaptive assistant with multiple Ugandan dialects and she is not on his side. Mark does not get the solace he seeks rather a constant train of blatant disrespect and roasting from a robot the size of his fist.

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Alisanyukirwa Joy Matovu
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Runtime:7 minutes
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