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Houses Fortresses
The roofs of the three houses rise like hats. Three grim faces appear beneath it. They're glued to the walls. A colorful man with a small house on his back wants to settle down next to them. They push their dogs against him. One person-house is dying. The other two watch his funeral with indifference. Lightning sets fire to the second house. The neighbor doesn't help. Past the last man-house passes the colorful man. The man-house wants to go after the colorful man, but his feet are tied with a chain.
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The roofs of the three houses rise like hats. Three grim faces appear beneath it. They're glued to the walls. A colorful man with a small house on his back wants to settle down next to them. They push their dogs against him. One person-house is dying. The other two watch his funeral with indifference. Lightning sets fire to the second house. The neighbor doesn't help. Past the last man-house passes the colorful man. The man-house wants to go after the colorful man, but his feet are tied with a chain.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Ivan Vesselinov, Stoyan Dukov
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