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Joana needs to deliver a script, but is out of ideas. When she uses an Artificial Intelligence tool to write for her, what the AI creates starts to become real, putting her and her friend in danger.
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Joana needs to deliver a script, but is out of ideas. When she uses an Artificial Intelligence tool to write for her, what the AI creates starts to become real, putting her and her friend in danger.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:João Malheiro
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