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Legend has it that on the day when seven planets align in the universe, the statues in the studio will come to life for exactly 111 minutes. If any statue receives a kiss from a human during that time, it will become human forever. This is a well-known urban legend, though few have ever witnessed it firsthand to confirm its truth. After decades of waiting, that day has finally arrived. Tonight, the seven planets will align. And we shall see whether the legend of statues turning into humans is real or just a myth.
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Legend has it that on the day when seven planets align in the universe, the statues in the studio will come to life for exactly 111 minutes. If any statue receives a kiss from a human during that time, it will become human forever. This is a well-known urban legend, though few have ever witnessed it firsthand to confirm its truth. After decades of waiting, that day has finally arrived. Tonight, the seven planets will align. And we shall see whether the legend of statues turning into humans is real or just a myth.

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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Đỗ Hà Lan
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:TFS Production

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