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Sucked Up
A strange, funny and erotic walk through the growing-up of a contemporary male sexuality, from childhood friendship through puberty to a contented adult relationship, made in 3D computer animation. An animate! commission for Channel 4 and the Arts Council of England.
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A strange, funny and erotic walk through the growing-up of a contemporary male sexuality, from childhood friendship through puberty to a contented adult relationship, made in 3D computer animation. An animate! commission for Channel 4 and the Arts Council of England.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Camille Brooks
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Finetake Productions, Animate!, Arts Council England, Channel 4 Television, Mangle Movies
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