'Once Upon A Studio' (2023)
A short hybrid film featuring everyone's favorite Disney characters.
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A visual tale, through possibly both dreams and delirium, where an orphan boy plagued with loneliness and alienation find inspiration in an ill roommate as they journey to find a real home.
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A visual tale, through possibly both dreams and delirium, where an orphan boy plagued with loneliness and alienation find inspiration in an ill roommate as they journey to find a real home.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Family
Written By:Klarisse Purugganan
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Runtime:15 minutes
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