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Mechanical Entity
Mortis is looking for a job and, after attending a job interview, gets hired. However, the responsibilities assigned to her are not what she expected. In an effort to improve her efficiency, she begins implanting devices into her body, gradually falling into a routine where monotony and workplace pressure drive her to increasingly modify her body until she ultimately loses her human identity.
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Mortis is looking for a job and, after attending a job interview, gets hired. However, the responsibilities assigned to her are not what she expected. In an effort to improve her efficiency, she begins implanting devices into her body, gradually falling into a routine where monotony and workplace pressure drive her to increasingly modify her body until she ultimately loses her human identity.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Priscila Huerta
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Arte Seventh, Instituto Profesional Arcos
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