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Pour Generation (2022)
A winsome mutation is shunned by a homogenous tribe of siblings. The solitude ends when another genetic misfit appears, together they spawn a new generation of unique and colorful individuals. Modifications in the genetic sequence results in diversity among organisms. These changes occur at many different levels, and they can have a variety of consequences. This film depicts a homogenous world of wine glasses, we see a small vitreous tribe that unwillingly spawns a vibrant genetic misfit. They immediately shun the "Freak" in the cruelest way, leaving the oddity alone and hopeless.
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A winsome mutation is shunned by a homogenous tribe of siblings. The solitude ends when another genetic misfit appears, together they spawn a new generation of unique and colorful individuals. Modifications in the genetic sequence results in diversity among organisms. These changes occur at many different levels, and they can have a variety of consequences. This film depicts a homogenous world of wine glasses, we see a small vitreous tribe that unwillingly spawns a vibrant genetic misfit. They immediately shun the "Freak" in the cruelest way, leaving the oddity alone and hopeless.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:12/16/2022
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