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An army conscript fights his way through a series of hallucinatory scenarios in which he is confronted by a series of bizarre attackers - who, one by one, turn out to be his army friends.
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An army conscript fights his way through a series of hallucinatory scenarios in which he is confronted by a series of bizarre attackers - who, one by one, turn out to be his army friends.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Phil Austin
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Animation City, National Film Finance Corporation (NFFC), Channel 4 Television
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