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Xolo (2025)

Late one night, a hungry little Xolo named Skippy searches his home for food and his missing owner, Maria. He finds her lying motionless on the couch just as the Aztec god of death, Xolotl, enters through the front door. Realizing that the god has come to take Maria, Skippy leads him on a heartfelt tour of the house, showing the small, loving moments that defined their life together.
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Late one night, a hungry little Xolo named Skippy searches his home for food and his missing owner, Maria. He finds her lying motionless on the couch just as the Aztec god of death, Xolotl, enters through the front door. Realizing that the god has come to take Maria, Skippy leads him on a heartfelt tour of the house, showing the small, loving moments that defined their life together.

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Directed By:Matthew Serrano
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In Theaters:5/29/2025
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Runtime:13 minutes
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