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My Friend in the Jingle Truck 

Set in Karachi Pakistan, a little girl meets a magical bird in a traditionally painted truck. She embarks on a captivating adventure by entering the painted world, immersing herself in Pakistani culture and heritage while learning valuable lessons about friendship and letting go. Utilizing a combination of stop motion and 2D animation techniques, the film captures the essence of being immersed in the intricate details of handcrafted Pakistani artwork.
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Set in Karachi Pakistan, a little girl meets a magical bird in a traditionally painted truck. She embarks on a captivating adventure by entering the painted world, immersing herself in Pakistani culture and heritage while learning valuable lessons about friendship and letting go. Utilizing a combination of stop motion and 2D animation techniques, the film captures the essence of being immersed in the intricate details of handcrafted Pakistani artwork.

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