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The Line 

The story of Pedro and Rosa, two miniature dolls who are perfect for each other, but reluctant to break boundaries and overcome their limitations to live out their love story.
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The story of Pedro and Rosa, two miniature dolls who are perfect for each other, but reluctant to break boundaries and overcome their limitations to live out their love story.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Ricardo Laganaro
Written By:Carlos Daniel Reichel, Mariana Brecht, Ricardo Laganaro
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Runtime:12 minutes
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