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Last Generation 

Lucas, a baby desperate for his parents' attention, finally finds the solution: his mother’s mobile phone. Little does he know that by getting what he so desired, he will open the door to a future no one could have foreseen.
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Lucas, a baby desperate for his parents' attention, finally finds the solution: his mother’s mobile phone. Little does he know that by getting what he so desired, he will open the door to a future no one could have foreseen.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Silvia Conesa
Written By:Silvia Conesa, Juan Pedro Gálvez
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:FILMAMENTO AUDIOVISUAL, Gerion Films

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