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Daily Archives: 31 August 2011

One Past Two

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A boy and a girl meet at a busstop, not knowing they are on the border between life and death.

One Past Two by Aimée de Jongh
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31 August 2011 by Geoff
Posted in Animation Tagged Chroma Feed

Bridge

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Bridge is a story about four animal characters trying to cross a bridge, but ending up as obstacles to one another in the process. The moral behind this story revolves around how there are often disagreements or competing paths in life, and the possible results of pride, obstinance, and compromise.

Bridge by Ting Tey
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31 August 2011 by Geoff
Posted in Animation Tagged Chroma Feed

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