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Proto
'PROTO' is a sci-fi action adventure, about a child-like, experimental robot, set in the robotics lab where he has been built. Although PROTO has been made to fulfill the ambitions of his creator, Prof. Andrews, he learns to find his own dreams and ambitions, and also the strength needed to realise them. The main theme of the film is freedom, both literal and in the ability to choose one's own destiny - to break free of expectations. We wish for the film, while an exciting and fun science fiction, to also capture a magical sense of wonder. PROTO will overcome the expectations and restrictions placed on him and discovering his true self.
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'PROTO' is a sci-fi action adventure, about a child-like, experimental robot, set in the robotics lab where he has been built. Although PROTO has been made to fulfill the ambitions of his creator, Prof. Andrews, he learns to find his own dreams and ambitions, and also the strength needed to realise them. The main theme of the film is freedom, both literal and in the ability to choose one's own destiny - to break free of expectations. We wish for the film, while an exciting and fun science fiction, to also capture a magical sense of wonder. PROTO will overcome the expectations and restrictions placed on him and discovering his true self.
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Genre:Adventure, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Nick Pittom
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:TSOMM Pictures, Eye Candy Film
Cast
Nick Pittom
Director
Mark Aiken
Professor Andrews
Matthew Steer
Simon
Kim Jensen
The Tennis Table Player
Signe Unmack Larsen
The Champagne Girl
Niels Christian Nielsen
VIP Guest
Hys Bang
VIP Guest
Kare Fjalland
VIP Guest
Bjarne Jønsson
VIP Guest
Niels Jul Jacobsen
Lab Technician
Nicolai H. Christiansen
Lab Technician
Søren Hundevadt
Lab Technician
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