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'Love, Death + Robots' director David S. F. Wilson wants to make an atmospheric animated feature film.
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'Love, Death + Robots' director David S. F. Wilson wants to make an atmospheric animated feature film.
The director made his first animated short for the new season of this Netflix anthology. “It was an incredibly freeing, eye-opening, mind-expanding way to interface with a story,” he said.
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