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I Draw Inside A Sheep
With the white sun rises during midnight, a girl is searching this young man who constantly appeared in her dreams. The problem is, she never knows what he looks like. She decides to follow the sheep she meets during her journey. The sheep slowly leads her way to this young man.
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With the white sun rises during midnight, a girl is searching this young man who constantly appeared in her dreams. The problem is, she never knows what he looks like. She decides to follow the sheep she meets during her journey. The sheep slowly leads her way to this young man.
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Genre:Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Wong Ka Ki
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:MyrkvaMyndir, The London Film School
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