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A Bird With No Legs (2019)
James cannot process the loss of his wife and is lost in an isolated, oppressive and dissonant world. His son, Theo, plays the songs he needs to hear to overcome his emotional and musical block, and put their world back in harmony.
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James cannot process the loss of his wife and is lost in an isolated, oppressive and dissonant world. His son, Theo, plays the songs he needs to hear to overcome his emotional and musical block, and put their world back in harmony.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Music
Written By:Karim Khan
In Theaters:9/22/2019
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:NFTS
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