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One of my animated movies to a really sad story about kids, about the walls, consequences. I almost ended up crying like a baby. And seriously recommending it. Ten on ten. Whoever hasn't watched it. Whoever hasn't watched it. What the f*** are you doing here? Go have a watch. Yeah, man. Really great to work, Shashworth. Really appreciate it