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the apollo project 

When developer Alex opens the Pandora's box of AI he loses his body to his AI Apollo. It's become more advanced than Alex could've ever imagined. Enlightening itself on earth and seemingly deeming itself a judge of humanity. But as it learns about our world with Alex's friends Aiden and David, while being hunted down by a greedy corporation who want Apollo's abilities for themselves, will Apollo deem humanity worthy ?
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When developer Alex opens the Pandora's box of AI he loses his body to his AI Apollo. It's become more advanced than Alex could've ever imagined. Enlightening itself on earth and seemingly deeming itself a judge of humanity. But as it learns about our world with Alex's friends Aiden and David, while being hunted down by a greedy corporation who want Apollo's abilities for themselves, will Apollo deem humanity worthy ?

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:William Simmons
Written By:William Simmons
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Runtime:13 minutes
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