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O-I (2023)
In a dystopian future where a world government enforces population control through forced sterilization and executions, a fugitive mother raises her son in hiding—only for him to become the leader of the rebellion that will bring the regime to its knees.
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In a dystopian future where a world government enforces population control through forced sterilization and executions, a fugitive mother raises her son in hiding—only for him to become the leader of the rebellion that will bring the regime to its knees.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Adam Bloodgood
In Theaters:11/9/2023
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts
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