Tough Teeth
After a long day of chomping, Crocodile is losing his teeth. He has no idea that this is a normal process and tries to hide his loss, much to his Grandma’s sorrow.
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After a long day of chomping, Crocodile is losing his teeth. He has no idea that this is a normal process and tries to hide his loss, much to his Grandma’s sorrow.
A film by Matt Watt and Ally Brightwell
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Undulating surfaces, shifting horizons and perspectives merge with layered landscapes shimmering in hyper-saturated color and textured brilliance. Within the liminal space of sea and land, a shapeshifting woman—the mythi
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