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Minotaur
A just divorced couple makes plans to buy several materials to make a minotaur costume for their son Lorenzo. This work wakes up some old issues, but forces them to work together as a team and think about the personal idea of family.
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A just divorced couple makes plans to buy several materials to make a minotaur costume for their son Lorenzo. This work wakes up some old issues, but forces them to work together as a team and think about the personal idea of family.
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Written By:Fabian Vejarano
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:BOGOSHORTS Film Agency, FILMAWA
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