Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation— Reviewed
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Workaholic
Rhoda loves Max but he is a workaholic. So Rhoda decides to become a successful businesswoman herself and falls in love with her co-worker Paul. So Max quits his job to fight for his relationship with Rhoda full-time.
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Rhoda loves Max but he is a workaholic. So Rhoda decides to become a successful businesswoman herself and falls in love with her co-worker Paul. So Max quits his job to fight for his relationship with Rhoda full-time.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrea Sixt, Sharon von Wietersheim
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Runtime:90 minutes
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