Ici Azor
Azor is a dog abandoned by a Ukrainian family fleeing the war. Time passes and drones hover overhead. Alone in the apartment, Azor dreams.
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Azor is a dog abandoned by a Ukrainian family fleeing the war. Time passes and drones hover overhead. Alone in the apartment, Azor dreams.
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Written By:Aliona Zagurovska
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Because the night productions, Atelier de Film
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