Felt Love is a 2D and stop motion animated short film about a young boy who learns to understand the depth of his mother's love and hard work despite the distance her dedication may create. The film is created by a group of San Jose State University students as their senior thesis project.
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Canada 13 November 2020
United States 09 June 2020
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