“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
The World of Dolores and Gunellen
Dolores and Gunellen live together in a house with a small garden. They need each other to balance their lives. Gunellen's straightforwardness and curiosity makes Dolores let go a bit of her need for order, and Dolores' urge to "tell-all-about-how-every-thing-works" and follow routines helps Gunellen organizer her life. But one day, Gunellen says that she wants to see the world. Dolores does not want her to go!
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Dolores and Gunellen live together in a house with a small garden. They need each other to balance their lives. Gunellen's straightforwardness and curiosity makes Dolores let go a bit of her need for order, and Dolores' urge to "tell-all-about-how-every-thing-works" and follow routines helps Gunellen organizer her life. But one day, Gunellen says that she wants to see the world. Dolores does not want her to go!
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Anders Sparring, Jan Vierth, Pernilla Stalfelt
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:LEE Film
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