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In the far future, mankind has been frozen in time in a temporal prison administrated by a trio of androids. When a human unexpectedly breaks out of containment, she must confront the AI jailers to uncover the truth of the past and decide the fate of the future.
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In the far future, mankind has been frozen in time in a temporal prison administrated by a trio of androids. When a human unexpectedly breaks out of containment, she must confront the AI jailers to uncover the truth of the past and decide the fate of the future.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Drew McGinniss
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Classroom 105
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