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Oscar-Nominated Short: “A Single Life” | The Screening Room

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In this Oscar-nominated animated short, a young woman receives a mysterious package that contains a vinyl record. She soon realizes that she can go forward or backward in time by simply adjusting the position of the needle as the record plays on her stereo.

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Oscar-Nominated Short: “A Single Life” | The Screening Room

Producer: Job, Joris & Marieke

Produced/Directed by: Job, Joris & Marieke

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