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Selah
Selah, a fish with a body, decides to bring soups to her mouse friend living in the dumpster. However, during her journey, the soups fall, triggering a repetition of events.
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Selah, a fish with a body, decides to bring soups to her mouse friend living in the dumpster. However, during her journey, the soups fall, triggering a repetition of events.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Maya Lugo
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:ESCINE | Escuela Superior de Cine
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