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The Animation Tag Attack 

Duck and Bear are looking for a little bottle containing a mysterious green liquid across constantly shifting realities. The film is a narrative experiment in which twelve animators were passing the film between each other to add sequences of their own.
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Duck and Bear are looking for a little bottle containing a mysterious green liquid across constantly shifting realities. The film is a narrative experiment in which twelve animators were passing the film between each other to add sequences of their own.

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Genre:Animation, Action, Adventure
Directed By:Christen Bach
Written By:Christen Bach, Mads Juul, Andreas Normand Grøntved, Ned Wenlock, Oren Mashkovski, Maxwell Orinni, Ewen Stenhouse, Scott Benson, Wolfgang Reimers, Mikey Please, Francesco Giroldini, Brendan Carroll
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Christen Bach

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Noemi Besedes

Duck

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Till Butterbach

Mr. Umbrella

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Mario Mentrup

Mr. Purple

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Heiko Pinkowski

Bear

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