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In this animated short film an eco-friendly couple in the early stages of courtship "come clean" on some of their idiosyncrasies and discover that they are perfect for each other. Part of the mobiDOCS: Confessions in a Digital Age series.
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In this animated short film an eco-friendly couple in the early stages of courtship "come clean" on some of their idiosyncrasies and discover that they are perfect for each other. Part of the mobiDOCS: Confessions in a Digital Age series.
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Genre:Animation
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:ONF | NFB, Film Australia
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