Mr. Blue
Blue decides to keep the settings of his transmasculine avatar and is challenged in his routine by the provocations of his everyday life, until a positive piece of news seems to break his bluish reality.
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Blue decides to keep the settings of his transmasculine avatar and is challenged in his routine by the provocations of his everyday life, until a positive piece of news seems to break his bluish reality.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Music, Drama
Written By:Benjamin Fra
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Murmur Filmes
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