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The Paperclip from the Year 5000 (2025)
In the year 5000, two humanoid descendants desperately searching for food on the ravaged planet Earth come across an ancient relic and meet the last remnant of the Internet… who is a paper clip.
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In the year 5000, two humanoid descendants desperately searching for food on the ravaged planet Earth come across an ancient relic and meet the last remnant of the Internet… who is a paper clip.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Lukas Sedelmeier
In Theaters:10/5/2025
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Beef House Productions
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