The last attempt of two selfless filmmakers, Donkey and Urubu, to take the negative of their feature film to a laboratory, facing a series of enemies along the way. The film is the trailer for a supposed animation super-production, which will never be produced.
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The last attempt of two selfless filmmakers, Donkey and Urubu, to take the negative of their feature film to a laboratory, facing a series of enemies along the way. The film is the trailer for a supposed animation super-production, which will never be produced.
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