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Eye Jam (2025)

2025 · Julia Jolliffe · 3 min · United Kingdom

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On a distant planet, a lonely creature is stuck in a never-ending jam-making nightmare.

Julia JolliffeDirector

Una propuesta de 2025 centrada en animación, Experimental y Comedia de terror. Dirigida por Julia Jolliffe.

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