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Where Memories Live
A cardboard house is built as refuge for the remains of a family's home video archives. Memories of maternal guidance, tenderness, and reunion are brought to life by following a child's early years.
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A cardboard house is built as refuge for the remains of a family's home video archives. Memories of maternal guidance, tenderness, and reunion are brought to life by following a child's early years.
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Genre:Documentary, Animation, Family
Written By:Florencia De la Maza, Matías Yunge
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Runtime:7 minutes
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