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The Days are Getting Shorter 

In a single visual plane, this animation follows the daily routine of a cat who relies on the company and care of a grandmother. But when the grandmother disappears, Cat is faced with loneliness and uncertainty. A reflection on human connection and the inevitability of change, this is an animation with a minimalist but profound narrative.
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In a single visual plane, this animation follows the daily routine of a cat who relies on the company and care of a grandmother. But when the grandmother disappears, Cat is faced with loneliness and uncertainty. A reflection on human connection and the inevitability of change, this is an animation with a minimalist but profound narrative.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:David Igneas
Written By:David Igneas
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Runtime:7 minutes
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