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The Click
Melissa lives with her sick mom and works a repetitive job at a supermarket. She belongs to a forum of White Hat Hackers who get paid to solve cybercrime cases, all the while investigating her father’s mysterious disappearance. When an old acquaintance offers Mel a lucrative job hacking elite cybercrime gang The Click, she’s reluctant to get involved, but when her mother’s condition worsens, stress gets the better of Mel and she takes the job.
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Melissa lives with her sick mom and works a repetitive job at a supermarket. She belongs to a forum of White Hat Hackers who get paid to solve cybercrime cases, all the while investigating her father’s mysterious disappearance. When an old acquaintance offers Mel a lucrative job hacking elite cybercrime gang The Click, she’s reluctant to get involved, but when her mother’s condition worsens, stress gets the better of Mel and she takes the job.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Godwin Josiah
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:The Critics Company
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