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Skylar (2016)

Levi, a graphic designer with significant relationship problems, decides to order a personal female android as an experiment, Skylar. He soon finds himself attracted to the android as she is quite charming. However, an old flame shows up at work, which further complicates things.
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Levi, a graphic designer with significant relationship problems, decides to order a personal female android as an experiment, Skylar. He soon finds himself attracted to the android as she is quite charming. However, an old flame shows up at work, which further complicates things.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Andrew Kilpatrick
Written By:Noah Giamei, Lauren Havard, Robert Kelley, Andrew Kilpatrick
In Theaters:4/29/2016
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:EU Films

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