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The Boy Who Stopped Breathing
Max is 11 years old, he is obsessed with air pollution and decides to stop breathing or at least, he wants to do it as little as possible, to live longer...will he do it?
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Max is 11 years old, he is obsessed with air pollution and decides to stop breathing or at least, he wants to do it as little as possible, to live longer...will he do it?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniele Lince
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Beatrice/Lince Factory
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