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Fuzzy Feelings (2023)

Creativity has the power to change the way we see each other, and the world. Sometimes, seeing things through a new lens can make all the difference.
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Creativity has the power to change the way we see each other, and the world. Sometimes, seeing things through a new lens can make all the difference.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Lucia Aniello
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In Theaters:12/14/2023
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Apple

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