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The Umbrella
The incessant rain erodes the earth, its material collapses, nothing remains of the landscape but long and narrow pillars that rise against an immense sky. On one of these islands, a survivor is stationary, clinging to his umbrella, his only weapon against the downpour. In the narrow confines of this tiny stage, individuals will be forced to live on top of each other.
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The incessant rain erodes the earth, its material collapses, nothing remains of the landscape but long and narrow pillars that rise against an immense sky. On one of these islands, a survivor is stationary, clinging to his umbrella, his only weapon against the downpour. In the narrow confines of this tiny stage, individuals will be forced to live on top of each other.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Mino Malan, Claire Ledru
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:XBO films
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