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A short film about a child's desire to reach adulthood sooner and a young adult's hopelessness in returning to the carefree stage of life. Attempts at making time move quicker and the inability to make it go backwards. Reaching for 18.
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A short film about a child's desire to reach adulthood sooner and a young adult's hopelessness in returning to the carefree stage of life. Attempts at making time move quicker and the inability to make it go backwards. Reaching for 18.
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Written By:Katrīna Timma
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