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Crowley
Crowley is the world's first living, breathing, walking, talking scarecrow. When Crowley gets fired from his job as a scarecrow, he embarks on a journey searching for meaning, companionship, and, most importantly, employment.
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Crowley is the world's first living, breathing, walking, talking scarecrow. When Crowley gets fired from his job as a scarecrow, he embarks on a journey searching for meaning, companionship, and, most importantly, employment.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Leonardo Amaral
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:vessel
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