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The Portrait of Anxiety
Best friends Keng and New embark on a quest to find hornbills. Despite enduring a long and arduous journey, they fail to see even one. What they do find instead is something far more unsettling—something truly chilling.
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Best friends Keng and New embark on a quest to find hornbills. Despite enduring a long and arduous journey, they fail to see even one. What they do find instead is something far more unsettling—something truly chilling.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Vorameth Poojomka
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Deep Lore Production
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