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Origin of Man 

The story of how humans are immigrants from another place, a planet square as a box from which we had to evacuate. We no longer remember the square planet, but keep building square boxes here on Earth. Nora is a rebellious teen-aged girl struggling to find a sense of identity, she is searching for some-one that will understand.
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The story of how humans are immigrants from another place, a planet square as a box from which we had to evacuate. We no longer remember the square planet, but keep building square boxes here on Earth. Nora is a rebellious teen-aged girl struggling to find a sense of identity, she is searching for some-one that will understand.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Pyotr Sapegin
Written By:Pyotr Sapegin, Cathinka Nicolaysen
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Norwegian Toolbox, Fabelfjord

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