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Leaves 

When a six-year-old child finds out about her mother's debt, she starts collecting dried leaves to pay off what is owed until she learns that money does not grow on trees, changing her perception of the concept of money, debts, and reality.
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When a six-year-old child finds out about her mother's debt, she starts collecting dried leaves to pay off what is owed until she learns that money does not grow on trees, changing her perception of the concept of money, debts, and reality.

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Directed By:Janelle Basallo
Written By:Janelle Basallo, Dennice Quindoza
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Kuro-Kuro

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