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Surrogates Trailer



The Movie

Surrogates

Posted: Aug 19, 2009


Surrogates explores a world where humans can clone their minds into androids that they send out to do work for them. Based on a graphic novel series, and very similar in premise to David Brin’s Kiln People.


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