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Spread My Fuzz and Fly Away
Gábor has long been unable to cope with the boredom of everyday life and the overwhelming burden of tasks. He wanders a little more than he should and accidentally gets lost in another dimension. He must gather all his knowledge to return to the present and complete a very important task.
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Gábor has long been unable to cope with the boredom of everyday life and the overwhelming burden of tasks. He wanders a little more than he should and accidentally gets lost in another dimension. He must gather all his knowledge to return to the present and complete a very important task.
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Written By:Izabella Mazzag
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Kinomoto, Primanima
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