Aurora, the street that wanted to be a river
If the streets could talk, what would they say? Aurora is a sad and lonely street in a big city. On a day of heavy rain, she recalls her trajectory and dreams of the future and asks herself: is it possible for a street to die?
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If the streets could talk, what would they say? Aurora is a sad and lonely street in a big city. On a day of heavy rain, she recalls her trajectory and dreams of the future and asks herself: is it possible for a street to die?
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Radhi Meron
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Circo Onirico Filmes
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