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Ana works at a supermarket where autonomous AI-controlled shopping carts have replaced the staff. Mistreated daily by customers, she forms a bond with the machines. But when a serious accident occurs, Ana realizes the carts are not what they seem.
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Ana works at a supermarket where autonomous AI-controlled shopping carts have replaced the staff. Mistreated daily by customers, she forms a bond with the machines. But when a serious accident occurs, Ana realizes the carts are not what they seem.
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Written By:Oriol Barberá Masats
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:No Bobbi, Surreal Hotel Arts
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