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Robot T-O
In a near future, Max and her daughter are selling stolen robots on the black market. When Max loses custody of her daughter following their latest scheme, she must rely on the last robot she took, T-O, who is ready to do anything to help.
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In a near future, Max and her daughter are selling stolen robots on the black market. When Max loses custody of her daughter following their latest scheme, she must rely on the last robot she took, T-O, who is ready to do anything to help.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Giulio Callegari
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Marianne Productions, TS Productions
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