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Wander (2021)
After wandering away from his mother at a Filipino wet market, Chris, an imaginative young boy, must find his way back to his while evading a monstrous figure that stalks the alleys.
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After wandering away from his mother at a Filipino wet market, Chris, an imaginative young boy, must find his way back to his while evading a monstrous figure that stalks the alleys.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Jacob Arnao, LeAnn Schmitt
In Theaters:9/18/2021
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Runtime:6 minutes
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