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Luna is on the autism spectrum and doesn't like talking to other people. But when her dead spider friend Gullas mysteriously disappears, she has to embark on a dubious mission.
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Luna is on the autism spectrum and doesn't like talking to other people. But when her dead spider friend Gullas mysteriously disappears, she has to embark on a dubious mission.
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Genre:Adventure, Mystery
Written By:María Carmela Torrini
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,100
Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Colerful Spiderlegs
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