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Dissimulation
Adam is currently in a period of overthinking, because he feels that communication with his son is getting difficult. That's why Adam tried a picture lottery game to give something special for his son. But one of the rules of the game that Adam must practiced is to finish dream codes, by sleeping on a leaf to visit the dream world.
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Adam is currently in a period of overthinking, because he feels that communication with his son is getting difficult. That's why Adam tried a picture lottery game to give something special for his son. But one of the rules of the game that Adam must practiced is to finish dream codes, by sleeping on a leaf to visit the dream world.
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Written By:Jovan Ardiansyah
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Pixpopuli Film Club
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