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Memory Rental Store
Kobu, an old turtle lady, runs a memory rental store on her fishing boat. When a young hedgehog boy sneaks into her store it leads to a series of unexpected event that forces Kobu to come to terms with her past.
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Kobu, an old turtle lady, runs a memory rental store on her fishing boat. When a young hedgehog boy sneaks into her store it leads to a series of unexpected event that forces Kobu to come to terms with her past.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Kyung-In Kim, Shruti Lal, Surya Kalyan, Jaeyeon Kim, Jiaxin Li
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Gobelins
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