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Kairos
Emma is an ambitious computer science student at the Academy of Advanced Technologies. When she develops Kairos, an artificial intelligence for her final project, she is unknowingly shaping the course of her own life, as it can generate statistical predictions to guide her in shaping her future… But at what cost?
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Emma is an ambitious computer science student at the Academy of Advanced Technologies. When she develops Kairos, an artificial intelligence for her final project, she is unknowingly shaping the course of her own life, as it can generate statistical predictions to guide her in shaping her future… But at what cost?
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Léo Leclerc, Julien Leclerc
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:Studio QC
Cast
Léo Leclerc, Julien Leclerc
Director
Emmy Doody
Emma (20 ans)
Gabrielle Côté
Emma (35 ans)
Charlotte St-Martin
Emma (15 ans)
Émile Ouellette
Paul
Julien Leclerc
Martin
Jade Charbonneau
Elisabeth
Catherine-Audrey Volcy
Marie-Pier
Zakary Auclair
Karl
Anik Lefebvre
Nancy
Alexandre St-Martin
Pierre-Luc
Félix Rompré
Étudiant de l'ATS
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