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From the Womb to the Tomb (Test-Teaser 2)
Follow the development of the film here: https://www.facebook.com/thedarkpuppetfilm http://twitter.com/dark_film http://instagram.com/thedarkpuppetfilm http://darkpuppetfilm.tumblr.com/ KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN set to launch end November 2013. From The Womb to the Tomb is a stop-motion puppet short film about the fear of aging. This very ambitious project is planned to be released late 2014.
Country of origin:
Denmark
Categories:
Anime and Animation
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From The Womb to the Tomb is a stop-motion puppet short film about the fear of aging. That very ambitious project is planned to be produced and released in 2014.
The film goes into a KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN in mid October 2013.
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