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The year is 20XX and the machines reign supreme. In a distopic future where humans are hunted and subjugated by living cameras, a cientist sends an agent to the past, in a desperate attempt to revert the apocalypse and save humanity from its cruel fate.
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The year is 20XX and the machines reign supreme. In a distopic future where humans are hunted and subjugated by living cameras, a cientist sends an agent to the past, in a desperate attempt to revert the apocalypse and save humanity from its cruel fate.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Adventure, Comedy, Action
Written By:Daniel Rubinger, Gustavo Ramos Ribeiro
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Imagem e Som - UFSCar
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