Jelly Sunday: While the adults are devouring their Sunday meal, a child makes a new friend in the shape of a Jelly.
- Comedy
- Experimental
Country
Jelly Sunday: While the adults are devouring their Sunday meal, a child makes a new friend in the shape of a Jelly.
A young woman enjoys, in ignorance of the world around her, until she reaches the limit of her own self-esteem.
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Andy, followed by a friend filming the scene, goes to his recycling appointment. Wanda, the secretary of the company, welcomes him. We follow Andy through the whole process, until his last seconds of life.
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