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Paper Cuts
A collection of various short films directed by Kazuo Chaed between 2019-2024, in which paper was used as the last minute solution for various projects gone wrong. Featuring “The Box” (2019), “Paper Person” (2021), “DON’T BE A CREEPY WEIRDO” (2021), "Love Station” (2021) & "The King” (2024)
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A collection of various short films directed by Kazuo Chaed between 2019-2024, in which paper was used as the last minute solution for various projects gone wrong. Featuring “The Box” (2019), “Paper Person” (2021), “DON’T BE A CREEPY WEIRDO” (2021), "Love Station” (2021) & "The King” (2024)
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