
Grapefruits and Coconuts(1979)
Claymation Animation Workshop Student Film of an absurd chorus of dancing fruits, ending with one banana "splitting" from the scene.
Movie: Grapefruits and Coconuts

Grapefruits and Coconuts
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Claymation Animation Workshop Student Film of an absurd chorus of dancing fruits, ending with one banana "splitting" from the scene.
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1979-01-01
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