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Moon Rabbit
During a village festival in Yucatán, a boy named Jacob watches everyone vanish — including his friend Melanie, who now sees herself as grown up. With only his rabbit and horse, he enters the jungle. There, Jacob loses sight of Melanie — and a vital part of himself.
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During a village festival in Yucatán, a boy named Jacob watches everyone vanish — including his friend Melanie, who now sees herself as grown up. With only his rabbit and horse, he enters the jungle. There, Jacob loses sight of Melanie — and a vital part of himself.
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