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Being a Dog
Tim is longing for love and connection with other people. He’s a lonely human being who struggles with exclusion every day. Every time Tim feels different, he transforms into a French bulldog.
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Tim is longing for love and connection with other people. He’s a lonely human being who struggles with exclusion every day. Every time Tim feels different, he transforms into a French bulldog.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Felix Swahn
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