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L.U.N.A. (2021)
Field technician, Lilian Romero, is sent out to diagnose an error from her company's home assistant device L.U.N.A. When she arrives, she discovers this is no ordinary error...or home.
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Field technician, Lilian Romero, is sent out to diagnose an error from her company's home assistant device L.U.N.A. When she arrives, she discovers this is no ordinary error...or home.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Roman Arabia
In Theaters:10/26/2021
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Valagardo Productions, Green Eggs Go H.A.M.
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