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We Were Here Once
As death approaches, a lonely man sends his final words into space, hoping alien life will one day understand the quiet wonder of being human.
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As death approaches, a lonely man sends his final words into space, hoping alien life will one day understand the quiet wonder of being human.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Véras Fawaz
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