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Don't think about the Pink Dolphins
After moving to Canada, Kaki is obsessed with finding an exotic species of pink dolphin that takes its habitat in Hong Kong. She starts a dolphin-sighting trip scam with her friend but only to realize what she longed for is more than just the dolphin. A piece to investigate the longing for home and its values.
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After moving to Canada, Kaki is obsessed with finding an exotic species of pink dolphin that takes its habitat in Hong Kong. She starts a dolphin-sighting trip scam with her friend but only to realize what she longed for is more than just the dolphin. A piece to investigate the longing for home and its values.
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Genre:Fantasy, Animation, Drama
Written By:Anthony Kit Lee
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