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The Catalyst
A university student seizes control of time when he is endowed with a divine golden necklace -- 'the Catalyst' -- which grants him the ability to restart the day, only to learn that limitless productivity comes at a dangerous cost.
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A university student seizes control of time when he is endowed with a divine golden necklace -- 'the Catalyst' -- which grants him the ability to restart the day, only to learn that limitless productivity comes at a dangerous cost.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Dylan Innes
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Queen's U Television
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