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Fish River Anthology 

The supermarket is nearing its closing time, and the last customers are queuing for their turn at the fish counter. The agonizing wait offers a chance for existential reflection and a little song.
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The supermarket is nearing its closing time, and the last customers are queuing for their turn at the fish counter. The agonizing wait offers a chance for existential reflection and a little song.

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Genre:Comedy, Music, Animation
Directed By:Veera Lamminpää
Written By:Veera Lamminpää
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:ELO Film School Finland

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