Hello World :)
Oct 10 2013
•0h 22m
•Thriller, Science Fiction
In a close future, a private company developed a technology aimed at boosting our brain capacity. But it requires from its clients to store their memory data on one single server. In this highly controlled world, a young woman has the power to change things.
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Maya Peillon
Arcadia
Jean-Paul Bezzina
Dimitri
Philippe Polet
Architect
Mickaël Chirinian
André
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