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Pillowface
An introverted man creates a pillow friend in his hotel room to ease his loneliness but this new friendship is short-lived when the maid makes the bedding again and again.
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An introverted man creates a pillow friend in his hotel room to ease his loneliness but this new friendship is short-lived when the maid makes the bedding again and again.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Péter Vácz
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Asociatia Filmtett
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