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The Computer Virus
A love-sick computer programmer unleashes a devastating computer virus on his colleagues. The charming but deadly animated virus goes on to conquer the world, destroying first language then cosmic order.
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A love-sick computer programmer unleashes a devastating computer virus on his colleagues. The charming but deadly animated virus goes on to conquer the world, destroying first language then cosmic order.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Jesse Chambers
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Data Films Ltd
Cast
Jesse Chambers
Director
Michael Brown
Male Computer Programmer
Félicité Du Jeu
Female Computer Programmer
David Gant
Office Boss
Jo Winter
Office Worker
Paul Gillingwater
Office Worker
Aoife Nally
Office Worker
Dawn Morris
Office Worker
Julie Tamir
Office Worker
Elaine Delaney
Office Worker
Ernesto Tomasini
Mobile Phone User, Orienteer
Melanie Beckley
Mobile Phone User, Orienteer
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