The First Movie on the Internet: Volume X (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 7, 2023

Original Title:
The First Movie on the Internet: Volume X

Genres:
Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Telepathic Association

Production Countries:
France | Japan | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 660

[Released on DVD and digital, 2023, 11 hr] “The soybean is the core of a new industry for the fabrication of telepathy in the people of Manchuria. Sponsored by the Manchu Edison Film Corporation, fields and factories were constructed, along with mines, and modern advertising techniques were used to introduce the modern soybean to Manchuria. Modern advertising techniques introduce the modern soybean. Koko Emotion Soy Knots: Shinkyo Soy mascot and advertising icon Koko Emotion, the big little sister of the Famous One known as Koko-omote, both often shown pregnant with little dolls like herself, all as part of the "Strengthen Telepathy!" campaign. And as you can see in this Painting: And so from the Soybean can be made Salad Oil, Magazine Paper, Fertility Medicine, and Movie Film.” PRODUCTION: The Telepathic Association, PARIS

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Writer:
David Blair

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