Comedies From Around the World (And Where to Stream Them)
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The Uncanny Valley
Desperate for a clue to a mysterious case, an Investigator pushes for a last-minute interview with his only witness: a corrupt A.I. Now the Investigator has 10 minutes to find out what the A.I. knows before it is dismantled by the scientists.
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Desperate for a clue to a mysterious case, an Investigator pushes for a last-minute interview with his only witness: a corrupt A.I. Now the Investigator has 10 minutes to find out what the A.I. knows before it is dismantled by the scientists.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Julia Beney, Jacqueline Godbout
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Rather Unimpressive Films
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