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Bobo 

Jackie lives accompanied by Bobo, an imaginary friend who has been with her for as long as she can remember. When the possibility of a real connection with a coworker arises, Bobo begins to question his place in her life. In that silent dilemma, they both face what it means to grow up and let go.
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Jackie lives accompanied by Bobo, an imaginary friend who has been with her for as long as she can remember. When the possibility of a real connection with a coworker arises, Bobo begins to question his place in her life. In that silent dilemma, they both face what it means to grow up and let go.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Marco Pineda
Written By:Marco Pineda, Jessica Segovia, Stefano Santana
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Odissea Films

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