
Where do Artists go when they Die?
âA DOCUMENTARY WITH NO ATTENTION SPANâ
Overview
College sophomore Miles Stoops decides on a whim to make a movie with no clear direction, but is repeatedly distracted by JRPG monologues, a second animated feature, and premonitions of their own death.
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