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Kafka's Doll (2022)
When an ill Kafka meets a crying little girl in the park, he sets out to write her a letter a day in order to tell her all about her lost doll's fictitious travels.
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When an ill Kafka meets a crying little girl in the park, he sets out to write her a letter a day in order to tell her all about her lost doll's fictitious travels.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Bruno Simões
In Theaters:10/27/2022
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Animanostra, Studio Kimchi, WKND, Lusco Fusco Animation
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