14 July 2020 Animated, Drama, Sci-Fi 6 mins
Inspired by the surreal vision of an animal using a vending machine, Robert Findlay's Change Return portrays a dystopian world where people live underground and are serviced by smiley-faced, urinal-shaped, floating robots.
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United Kingdom 14 July 2020
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