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About Real and His Friends: The Prologue
This short film is the prologue to "Real and His Friends," about the little monster Real's habitat where the active volcano is about to erupt and Real has to find a way to evacuate his familiar home. From being accustomed to earthquakes to wanting to take away all his beloved objects, Real experienced a painful struggle in her heart. Eventually, with his wisdom and hands, he transformed the cabin into a small boat and embarked on his own adventure at a critical juncture. In this poem-like clip,...
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