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Pale Blue Dot: A Tale of Two Stargazers
Thousands of years after the extinction of the human race on Earth, an astronaut named Gladia lands on the now uninhabited planet. Gladia comes from a distant planet where the last inhabitants of Earth found refuge, before forgetting their home planet forever. She finds an inhabitant, a robot that has inherited all of man's knowledge to evolve and develop consciousness. The two will first fight each other but then realize that they are more similar than they thought.
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Thousands of years after the extinction of the human race on Earth, an astronaut named Gladia lands on the now uninhabited planet. Gladia comes from a distant planet where the last inhabitants of Earth found refuge, before forgetting their home planet forever. She finds an inhabitant, a robot that has inherited all of man's knowledge to evolve and develop consciousness. The two will first fight each other but then realize that they are more similar than they thought.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Matteo Scarfò
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Studio:ScarFord Produzioni
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