Out for Ice Cream
The story of two friends on the cusp of adolescence, Rachel Samson's warm-hearted animation is an ode to those special summer days that contain major changes.
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The story of two friends on the cusp of adolescence, Rachel Samson's warm-hearted animation is an ode to those special summer days that contain major changes.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Rachel Samson
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Embuscade Films
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