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Limbo of Roots (2025)

A burning room. Crawling vines. City bustling. Trees living and dying. Roots breathing. Nightmare.
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A burning room. Crawling vines. City bustling. Trees living and dying. Roots breathing. Nightmare.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Animation
Directed By:Clay Kesling
Written By:Clay Kesling, Octavia E. Butler
In Theaters:7/21/2025
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Runtime:2 minutes
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