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The Man With the Buffalo Head
In a border town, cousins Moi and Gabby find themselves stranded in the woods, where they encounter a kind hearted shape-shifting Buffalo Man. As they navigate a dangerous and unpredictable journey, they are forced to confront their grief and reconcile their friendship to escape the clutches of an evil shape-shifter.
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In a border town, cousins Moi and Gabby find themselves stranded in the woods, where they encounter a kind hearted shape-shifting Buffalo Man. As they navigate a dangerous and unpredictable journey, they are forced to confront their grief and reconcile their friendship to escape the clutches of an evil shape-shifter.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Eric Armando Ibarra
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Runtime:15 minutes
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