Three little wolves, two brothers and a sister, spend a late afternoon together.
- Drama
- Comedy
- Experimental
Technique
Three little wolves, two brothers and a sister, spend a late afternoon together.
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A former pilot looks back over his life - The Earth, the Sky, the Woman - everything that took place on the journey from an air strip to an abandoned boat house.
The wind blows and browse through the book of the alphabet creatures.
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1st year short film, Why not Mushrooms”
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Simple questions do not always get a simple answer.
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