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Film Details
Year
2016
Duration
4 minutes
Genres
Animation, Romance, Short Films
Language
English
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Synopsis
Two colleagues begin to notice each other, eating dinner together, sharing stories and jokes as they become friends. After one of them gifts the other a cookie, a cute little pink elephant appears but they both try to ignore it. As their friendship develops and the possibility of stronger feelings becomes apparent, the elephant grows bigger and bigger until it cannot be ignored any more. This mostly silent, very charming and undeniably sweet exploration of how relationships change over time also uses an entertaining visual metaphor in a unique manner.
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