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A woman accustomed to using the most advanced tools to simplify every aspect of her life faces a disillusionment that no technology can resolve.
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A woman accustomed to using the most advanced tools to simplify every aspect of her life faces a disillusionment that no technology can resolve.
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Written By:Karina Diaz, Tarsila Rosa, Iris da Selva, Luiza Cardoso, Rogi Santos, Kevin Liam, Kleverson Lima, Gleidson Carrera, Igor Bilby
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:O Bardo Produções
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