The Owl House: A Children’s Show with a Bisexual, Hispanic Lead!
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Rubicón
On the days before a departure, the mysterious characters of Rubicón take us around the streets of a town, any old town, in an unknown country. The burning light
of the afternoon, a suitcase that is packed, whisperings… A film suspended in time, like a sense of dizziness before the departure.
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On the days before a departure, the mysterious characters of Rubicón take us around the streets of a town, any old town, in an unknown country. The burning light of the afternoon, a suitcase that is packed, whisperings… A film suspended in time, like a sense of dizziness before the departure.
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