Mei Ling, an idle young Chinese woman, lives alone in her flat, waiting for her lover. One day, she finds a little octopus in the kitchen sink. She decides to adopt it to avoid boredom. The octopus grows up.
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MEI LING - TRAILER
MEI LING - Dir: Stephanie Lansaque & Francois Leroy France 15 min 2009 Animation - Mei Ling an idle young Chinese woman lives alone in her flat waiting ...
Mei Ling | Future Shorts
Dir: Stéphanie Lansaque and François Leroy / France / 2009 Mei Ling an idle young Chinese girl lives alone in her apartment waiting for her lover. One day ...
Low Mei Ling I Love You ^_^
I Hope TO Do Something For Her So I Do This. Song - Everything I Do I Do It For U.
Mei Ling Lee!
They come on before the bolts. haha :) sorry its a bit shakey i was laughing really hard.
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