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The Dreamer
Set in a future past, a haggard military Clone awaits his fate in a grim termination plant. As his inevitable death draws closer, his dreams of escape turn into reality...
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Set in a future past, a haggard military Clone awaits his fate in a grim termination plant. As his inevitable death draws closer, his dreams of escape turn into reality...
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Miguel Sapochnik, Ivor Powell
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Runtime:15 minutes
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