Vicky and Her Mystery Dog Become Friends
A bond between a girl and her dog takes an unexpected twist as the dog is not what it seems.
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Mirta and Alicia are two women with very strong personalities who don't get along, but they have to see each other once a year at the birthday party of their only grandson, Ezequiel. Through a card game, they decide that whoever wins will buy the PlayStation 5 to appear as the best grandmother in the eyes of the other. This duel will unleash a multiverse where their arguments always bring them back to the starting point.
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Mirta and Alicia are two women with very strong personalities who don't get along, but they have to see each other once a year at the birthday party of their only grandson, Ezequiel. Through a card game, they decide that whoever wins will buy the PlayStation 5 to appear as the best grandmother in the eyes of the other. This duel will unleash a multiverse where their arguments always bring them back to the starting point.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Science Fiction
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Vortex, Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)
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