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Acts of Slime and Stone
Alone and desperate in a dark cave, O creates his ex-girlfriend in a blob of slime and must confront old patterns in their relationship and his own self-image.
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Alone and desperate in a dark cave, O creates his ex-girlfriend in a blob of slime and must confront old patterns in their relationship and his own self-image.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Astrid Plesner Hansen
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Den Danske Filmskole
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