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The Gap 

Man is a cubical shaped figure who rectifies all bumps and humps in order to keep his desolate world flat. His confrontation with a little red ball, that loves to create gigantic holes, messes up his ideal of a perfect straight world.
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Man is a cubical shaped figure who rectifies all bumps and humps in order to keep his desolate world flat. His confrontation with a little red ball, that loves to create gigantic holes, messes up his ideal of a perfect straight world.

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Genre:Animation
Written By:Patrick Vandebroeck, Raf Wathion
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:seriousFilm, Vivi Film, Studio Souza

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